Pro bono legal aid
Free legal support for those who need to be heard.
Our advocates have been involved in multiple pro bono litigations and free legal-advisory initiatives for underserved individuals and families. Fill out the form and someone from our team will reach out. We may not solve every problem, but we will listen, guide and stand by you.
No fees, no hidden chargesConfidential by defaultResponse in 3–5 working days
Tell Us About Your Issue
Your information will be treated with care and confidentiality.
This service is intended for genuine cases requiring support. Submission does not automatically create an advocate–client relationship, but every request will be reviewed in good faith by our team.
Compassionate Listening
We begin by understanding your issue with patience, care, and confidentiality.
Practical Guidance
Our team offers legal direction, basic advisory, and the right next steps wherever possible.
Pro Bono Commitment
We support meaningful causes and assist eligible individuals through sincere legal effort.
What is pro bono legal aid?
Pro bono publico (“for the public good”) is legal work advocates take up voluntarily, without a fee. It exists because Article 39A of the Constitution of India promises equal justice and free legal aid, and the Legal Services Authorities Act, 1987 recognises that the right to a lawyer should not depend on the ability to pay.
The same advocates who handle our commercial matters set aside dedicated hours for individuals and families who cannot afford counsel: listening first, advising honestly, and appearing in court where a case is accepted.
Is your case eligible for free legal support?
Our capacity is limited and we prioritise genuine hardship. If most points below describe your situation, there’s a strong chance we can help, or point you to the right door.
- You are unable to afford private legal representation right now
- You belong to a category entitled to free legal aid — women, children, SC/ST, industrial workmen, persons with disability, or victims of disaster or trafficking
- Your annual income falls below the legal-aid income ceiling notified in your state
- The matter involves a genuine legal grievance, not a commercial dispute
- You are seeking honest guidance, even if it is only a first legal direction
Why free legal aid matters
A constitutional promise
Article 39A of the Constitution directs the State to secure equal justice and free legal aid. Access to law should never depend on the ability to pay.
Delay deepens hardship
Wages withheld, maintenance unpaid, eviction threatened — legal problems compound quickly when a person cannot act in time.
The awareness gap is real
Most people entitled to relief simply do not know their rights, the forum to approach, or the documents they need.
Protection for the vulnerable
Women, senior citizens, workers and students are the most frequent targets of exploitation — and the least equipped to fight back alone.
Dignity through justice
A fair hearing restores more than money or property. It restores a person’s standing, confidence and peace of mind.
How can we handle your case?
Family & Maintenance Matters
Maintenance claims, custody guidance, domestic-violence protection and matrimonial disputes.
Labour & Wage Disputes
Unpaid wages, wrongful termination, gratuity and PF grievances for workers and staff.
Tenancy & Housing Issues
Illegal eviction, security-deposit disputes and unfair rent practices.
Consumer Grievances
Defective goods, deficient services, insurance rejections and e-commerce disputes.
Women & Senior Citizen Rights
Harassment, abandonment, maintenance of parents and protection-order support.
Documentation & Notices
Legal notices, replies, affidavits, RTI applications and complaint drafting.
First Legal Direction
A clear, honest read of your situation — the right forum, remedy and realistic outcome.
Court Representation
Where a case is accepted pro bono, our advocates appear and argue at no cost to you.
Who this is for
- Financially distressed individualsWhen paying for counsel is simply not possible
- People facing urgent legal hardshipEviction, threats, notices or deadlines
- Women, workers, students & senior citizens in needGroups the law specifically protects
- Those seeking a first legal directionBefore formal representation begins
What you receive
- A patient, confidential hearing of your issue — no judgement, no pressure
- An honest assessment of whether your case qualifies for pro bono support
- Clear guidance on the right forum, remedy and immediate next steps
- Help with basic documentation — notices, replies and applications
- Referral to the correct Legal Services Authority where that route is faster
- Court representation at no cost, where a case is accepted pro bono
Three steps to get help
- 01
Submit your details
Share basic information about your issue through the form.
- 02
Our team reviews your request
We carefully assess and prioritize genuine requests.
- 03
We reach out to guide you further
Our team will contact you to understand and advise next steps.
Meet our pro bono advocates
Advocates who set aside dedicated hours for people who can’t afford counsel.
Adv. Meera Krishnan
Managing Partner · Pro Bono Litigation Lead · 15+ years experience
Has led free representation in maintenance, labour and consumer matters across trial and appellate courts.
Adv. Rahul Menon
Senior Associate · Legal Aid & Intake · 9+ years experience
Reviews every pro bono request, coordinates with Legal Services Authorities and handles first-direction advisory.
Adv. Sarah D'Souza
Associate · Women & Senior Citizen Rights · 7+ years experience
Focuses on protection orders, maintenance of parents and workplace grievances for vulnerable clients.
People we have stood by
“I had lost hope of recovering three months of unpaid wages. They sent one legal notice, followed up twice, and the money reached my account within six weeks.”
Sunita DeviDomestic worker, Ranchi · India
“As a senior citizen fighting for maintenance from my own son, I was ashamed to even ask. The team listened without judgement and stood beside me in court, free of cost.”
Ram Prasad GuptaRetired schoolteacherj · India
“My landlord kept my deposit and threatened eviction. One consultation gave me more clarity than months of asking around. The dispute settled before it ever reached court.”
Farhan AliPostgraduate student · India
“After my husband abandoned us, I did not know maintenance was even my right. They filed the application, appeared at every hearing, and never asked for a rupee.”
Kavita SharmaHomemaker and mother of two · India
“The insurance company rejected my father\u2019s claim on a technicality. Their consumer-forum complaint was so well drafted that the insurer settled at the first hearing.”
Deepak VermaFactory supervisor · India
“They told me honestly that my case was weak — and then showed me a settlement route that actually worked. That honesty is why I recommend them to everyone.”
Anjali ToppoSmall business owner · India
Ways to reach us
Start with a free call, a document review or a clinic visit. Every route begins with the form above.
Free Helpline Call
15 min · Free
A first conversation to hear your issue and tell you honestly whether — and how — we can help.
- Patient, confidential hearing
- Plain-language explanation
- Immediate do’s and don’ts
- Most requested
Case Eligibility Review
45 min · Free
A structured review of your documents and facts to assess pro bono eligibility and the strength of your case.
- Document check
- Eligibility assessment
- Written next-step summary
Legal Aid Clinic Visit
60 min · In person
Meet our advocates at a scheduled clinic session for hands-on help with notices, applications and filings.
- Face-to-face consultation
- On-the-spot drafting help
- Referral where needed
No one should go unheard because they can’t afford a lawyer
Tell us your issue. We will listen, guide, and stand by you.
Mon – Fri, 9:00 AM – 7:00 PM IST