Know the professional fee before you begin.
The fee shown on a service is the fee charged for it. Digital delivery is included, and nothing is added at checkout.
How a fee is set
One stated fee, and nothing added later
Most services carry a single stated professional fee. For money and asset recovery matters the fee is set by the amount you are trying to recover — a band, not a percentage of what you receive — and the band that applies to your matter is shown before you pay.
- Digital delivery is includedThe final document arrives on WhatsApp and by email at no separate charge.
- No platform or handling chargeNothing is added between the fee you read and the amount you pay.
- Physical dispatch is priced separatelyWhere a matter needs a posted copy, it is offered and priced on its own, never folded in.
- Tax is shown before you payAny applicable tax treatment is calculated on the transaction and shown at checkout.
What it costs
Know the fee before you begin.
A notice about money is priced on the amount in dispute, not on how long it takes. Put the figure in and you get the exact fee — the same one you will see at payment.
Recovery of Money Notice · Cheque Bounce Notice (S.138 NI Act)
- Up to ₹10,000
- ₹99
- Up to ₹20,000
- ₹199
- Up to ₹50,000
- ₹499
- Above that
- ₹799
This is what it costs to have the document drafted, reviewed and signed by an advocate and sent — not a share of what you recover.
Fees come from our service catalogue and change only when the catalogue does.
Nothing is sent and nothing is saved. This only reads our published fees.
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No surprises
What the fee covers, and what it does not
The fee shown on a service is the fee charged for that service. It is the professional fee for the work, and it is what you see before you begin.
Statutory costs are separate because they are not ours: stamp duty is set by your state, registration and court fees by the authority that charges them. We do not mark them up.
Published fees
See the fee on the service itself
Every service in every category states its own professional fee, its turnaround and what it delivers.
- Legal NoticeCustomer is the sender — issuing a formal notice to someone.20 services
- Reply to NoticeCustomer has RECEIVED a notice and needs a formal reply.13 services
- Agreement / ContractTwo or more parties formalising a relationship — rentals, NDAs, SHA, etc.26 services
- Document DraftingOne-sided legal document — affidavit, undertaking, resolution, letter.5 services
- Advice OnlyNo drafted document — just a consultation / opinion / review.4 services
- Registration / FilingFiled with a govt authority — GST, TM, MCA, court, etc.6 services
- Dispute / ComplaintAdversarial — filing a case, FIR, or contesting a proceeding.11 services
- Bail ServicesAnticipatory, regular and default bail — drafted by a panel advocate, with the court appearance handled by a criminal advocate licensed in the relevant jurisdiction. Every bail engagement begins with a mandatory consult.4 services
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Every service in the catalogue shows its professional fee before you begin, and the fee shown is the fee charged. Where a matter is priced by the value involved, the band that applies to yours is shown before payment. Any applicable tax treatment is calculated on the transaction and shown before payment.
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