FAQ

Land registration costs vary depending on the location, land value, and nature of the deed. Typical costs include:

• Stamp duty: 3-4% of the land value

• Registration fee: 1.5-2%

• VAT & other govt. charges: 1-2%

• Legal/agent fees: Varies (often fixed or negotiable)
  We recommend a full land document review before proceeding to avoid fraud.

To apply for bail, you will typically need:

• Certified copy of FIR or case number

• Arrest warrant (if any)

• National ID/passport of the accused

• Vakalatnama (signed by the accused or family)

• Details of the case facts from the police/GD

• Affidavit in support of the bail petition
  Note: Our team handles emergency bail petitions in both District and High Court.

Yes. Foreign nationals and NRBs can register companies in Bangladesh through the RJSC (Registrar of Joint Stock Companies). Additional steps may be required, such as:

• Foreign investment declaration

• Local office address

• TIN & VAT registration
  We assist in end-to-end company formation, including BIDA approval if needed.

You can file a cheque dishonor case under Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act if:

• The cheque was issued for a legal debt

• The cheque bounced due to insufficient funds or other bank refusal

• You issued a legal notice within 30 days of receiving the dishonored cheque

• The issuer fails to pay within 30 days after notice
  Our firm handles such cases promptly in the Magistrate Court.

You can:

• File a civil suit for declaration and eviction

• Seek injunction orders from the court

• Initiate criminal proceedings under trespass laws (in applicable cases)
  We also offer land verification, mutation, and registration support to prevent such disputes.

Yes. Custody laws in Bangladesh fall under Family Court jurisdiction.

• Mothers usually get temporary custody of minors

• Fathers can claim custody based on the child’s best interest

• Guardianship may be decided separately
  We handle both contested and mutual custody agreements.

Yes. We offer virtual consultations via Zoom, Google Meet, or WhatsApp for clients unable to visit in person. You can book an online appointment directly through our Appointment Booking page or by calling us.

Yes. Your first legal consultation is completely free—whether in-person or online. We use this session to understand your legal needs and recommend the best course of action.

Our core practice areas include:

• Criminal Defense

• Family Law (Marriage, Divorce, Custody)

• Property & Land Law

• Business & Commercial Law

• Contract Law

• Immigration & Passport Issues

• Cyber & Digital Law

• Labor & Employment Law

• Cheque Dishonor & Banking Law

• NGO & Registration Services