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About Advocate Vivek Sharma & Associates
Established in 2016, Advocate Vivek Sharma & Associates is a reputed law firm based in Civil Court, Raj Nagar, Ghaziabad, known for delivering result-oriented and client-focused legal services. Founded by Advocate Vivek Sharma, the firm has consistently upheld the values of integrity, transparency, and professionalism, becoming a trusted name across Ghaziabad, Noida, and the Delhi NCR region.
With a team of skilled and experienced advocates, the firm specializes in a wide range of legal areas including civil law, criminal defense, matrimonial disputes, property matters, corporate cases, and NRI legal issues. Whether it’s a complex bail matter, a contested divorce, or a property dispute, the team provides strategic legal solutions tailored to each client’s needs.
Advocate Vivek Sharma, a member of the Bar Council of Uttar Pradesh and the Ghaziabad Bar Association, has advised and represented thousands of clients with dedication and legal precision. He is also a legal advisor to reputed institutions like GDA, GTA, and the Bank of India, reflecting the firm’s growing credibility.
What sets the firm apart is its commitment to personalized client service. Every case is handled with careful attention, legal depth, and practical strategy.
Why Choose Us
At Advocate Vivek Sharma & Associates, we believe that legal support should be more than just representation — it should be reliable, personalized, and driven by results. Here’s why clients across Ghaziabad, Noida, and Delhi NCR choose us:
• Experienced Legal Team
With years of practice in civil, criminal, family, and property law, we bring deep legal expertise and strategic thinking to every case.
• Client-Centered Approach
We prioritize your needs, listen carefully, and offer clear legal guidance. Every client is treated with respect, care, and confidentiality.
• Strong Courtroom Presence
Our team is well-versed in litigation and courtroom advocacy, ensuring powerful representation and strong legal arguments.
• Transparent & Ethical Advice
We maintain complete honesty and clarity in communication, helping you make informed decisions without confusion.
• Proven Track Record
From complex bail matters to sensitive family disputes, we have a strong record of delivering favorable outcomes.
• Accessible & ResponsiveWe’re available when you need us — through consultations, follow-ups, or urgent legal support. Your peace of mind matters to us, and we’re just a call away whenever legal help is needed.
Client Testimonials
Advocate Vivek Sharma guided me through a tough divorce case with great patience and clarity. His advice was practical and his approach was professional from start to finish.
My anticipatory bail was approved quickly thanks to his timely intervention. Truly one of the best criminal lawyers in NCR.
We were stuck in a family property dispute for years. His deep understanding of property law helped us resolve the case without going to court.
I had lost hope in a consumer case against a builder, but Advocate Sharma’s team fought hard and we finally got our compensation. Highly reliable
Professional, honest, and responsive — his legal notice in my cheque bounce case turned things around within weeks.
I just needed clarity on a legal matter. He listened patiently, explained every detail, and didn’t rush. Best consultation experience I’ve had with any lawyer.
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Advocate Vivek Sharma
With over 9 years of legal experience, Advocate Vivek Sharma has built a strong reputation for delivering honest, result-oriented legal solutions. Known for his strategic approach and courtroom expertise, he is committed to helping clients navigate even the most complex legal matters with confidence and clarity.
• Advocate at Ghaziabad District Court
• Specializes in Civil, Criminal & Family Law
• Trusted by 5000+ clients across Delhi NCR
• Legal Advisor to GDA & Bank of India
Whether you’re facing a legal dispute, need urgent advice, or simply want to understand your rights — Advocate Vivek Sharma and his team offer clear, practical, and confidential guidance. From first consultation to final resolution, you receive dedicated attention and honest legal support every step of the way.
Frequently Asked Questions
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If there’s a risk of arrest, you should apply for anticipatory bail. After arrest, you can file a regular bail application before the appropriate court.
Toggle ConYou must send a legal notice within 30 days of the cheque bounce. If the amount isn’t paid within 15 days of the notice, you can file a criminal complaint under Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act.tent
If there is illegal possession or unauthorized construction, you can file a suit for injunction in civil court requesting a stay order to prevent further action.
In most civil matters, yes. A legal notice helps establish your intent and gives the other party a chance to resolve the issue. In some urgent cases, you may file directly.
You can file a complaint under the Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act in the magistrate’s court, seeking reliefs like protection, residence rights, and maintenance.
Typically, mutual divorce takes about 6 months. However, in some cases, the cooling-off period can be waived, reducing the time to as little as 1–2 months.
NRI clients can authorize a representative through Power of Attorney to handle their legal matters. The case can be filed and managed without the NRI being physically present in India.
Basic documents include marriage certificate, ID proofs of both parties, photographs, address proof, and details of children (if any). Additional documents may be needed based on the case type (mutual or contested).
You can file a complaint at the local cybercrime police station or through the National Cyber Crime Reporting Portal. For serious offenses, you may also approach the court through an advocate.
Property registration involves verifying title documents, paying applicable stamp duty and registration charges, and completing the registration process at the sub-registrar office. An advocate can assist with due diligence and drafting.
Yes, you can change your lawyer anytime during a case. You will need to file a ‘Vakalatnama’ with the new lawyer, and get a ‘No Objection’ from the previous one or permission from the court.
You must send a legal notice within 30 days of cheque dishonor. If the drawer does not pay within 15 days of receiving the notice, you must file the case in court within 30 days after that.
