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Legal Updates & Practical Commentary

byRavi S. GuptaOnline consultations available; Office in Jangpura, New Delhi. Takes cases across India.Starts from2,500 per session (45-60 mins)View full gallery

Laws change frequently and legal jargon only adds to the confusion. I break down the latest legal updates, from new criminal codes to your rights, so you can stay informed without the stress.

**New criminal laws from July 1, 2024.** The old IPC, CrPC, and Evidence Act are being replaced. A key provision is that trials must be completed within three years, but we have to see how well this is implemented.

**Do we need laws to protect men in India?** After a viral video of an incident in the Delhi Metro, I discuss the lack of legal provisions for men in many situations and the need for a more balanced, gender-neutral legal system.

**Karnataka High Court calls for a gender-neutral society.** This powerful observation highlights that while we safeguard women, we should not overlook the challenges faced by men. True equality must not be at the expense of either gender.

**Featured in The Times of India.** I was humbled to be featured in a story about lawyers using social media for legal awareness. It's my belief that it is better to inform people than to just chase cases.

**How married Hindu couples can save on tax.** I explain the concept of a Hindu Undivided Family (HUF), which allows you to create a separate legal entity with its own PAN card and a tax exemption of up to 2.5 lakhs.

**Why you must register your marriage.** The Supreme Court has made it mandatory for all couples, regardless of religion, to register their marriage. I explain the many benefits, including legal recognition, visa applications, and access to government schemes.

**Can you travel abroad if a court case is pending?** Yes, you can. I explain the process of filing an application in the court, mentioning the reason and duration of your travel, to get permission to go abroad.

About Legal Updates & Commentary

Just because a new law is passed doesn't mean it works on the ground from day one. Take the new criminal laws (BNS)—the intention is speedy justice, but implementation takes time. Don't wait for legal clarity to reach you; verify your specific rights with me before you make any major decisions.

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