Contact the Law Office — Client Enquiry

Adv. Ashish Tamhane · Pune

Let’s understand your legal concern.

Start with a brief message or call. Share only the information needed for an initial enquiry, and we’ll help you understand the appropriate next step.

Clear communication. A considered next step. Professional legal assistance.

Contact form

Tell us a little about your query.

A short summary is enough to begin. Fields marked as required in the form must be completed before submitting.

    Please do not send original documents or sensitive identification details through this form.

    What happens next

    A straightforward way to begin.

    You do not need to write a long explanation. These simple steps can help make the first contact more useful.

    STEP 01

    Give a brief overview

    Describe the general nature of the issue and, if relevant, the city or court involved. Avoid unnecessary personal details.

    STEP 02

    Share a way to reach you

    Provide accurate contact details and a suitable time to return your call, if applicable.

    STEP 03

    Discuss the next step

    The office can consider your enquiry and advise on suitable next steps, availability and any information that may be needed.

    A few helpful answers

    Before you contact us

    What should I include in my first message?

    Briefly explain the type of legal issue, the relevant location and any important upcoming date or deadline. Do not include confidential documents or extensive personal information in the first enquiry.

    Can I call instead of using the form?

    Yes. You can call +91 98901 62020. If the line is unavailable, you may send a short enquiry through the form.

    Does submitting the form mean I have engaged a lawyer?

    No. Sending an enquiry does not by itself create an advocate–client relationship or confirm that representation has been accepted. Any engagement is subject to appropriate checks and confirmation.

    What if my matter has an urgent deadline?

    If a court date, filing deadline or other time-sensitive event is approaching, mention the date clearly in your enquiry and call the office. Do not assume that submitting a form alone will protect a deadline.

    Important notice: Information sent through this page is an initial enquiry only and is not legal advice. Please do not include privileged or highly sensitive information until appropriate arrangements have been confirmed. Contacting the office does not guarantee availability or acceptance of a matter. In an emergency or where a legal deadline is imminent, seek timely professional assistance rather than relying solely on this form.

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