Advocate Vishu Kushwaha
A trial practice at the District Court, Ghaziabad since 2011, run from Chamber 817 in the RDC court complex.
Advocate Vishu KushwahaAdvocate, District Court Ghaziabad
Court work, in Ghaziabad first
Vishu Kushwaha has practised as an Advocate at the District Court, Ghaziabad since 2011. The practice is trial work: bail hearings and criminal trials, divorce and maintenance at the Family Court, Section 138 cheque bounce complaints, and property suits, with appeals and petitions taken to the Allahabad High Court.
LawAired is the name of the practice and of this website. The guides here are written so that a person with a case in Ghaziabad can understand the law that applies before the first meeting.
- Chambers
- Chamber 817, District Court Complex, RDC Raj Nagar. Chamber 80, Tehsil Compound, Ghaziabad.
- Courts
- District Court Ghaziabad, District Court Surajpur (Gautam Buddh Nagar), Allahabad High Court, Supreme Court of India.
- Study
- MBA in real estate (RICS).
- Hours
- Monday to Saturday, 9 am to 9 pm.
- Languages
- Hindi and English.
What the practice handles
Each page explains the law, the court in Ghaziabad that hears the matter, and what to bring.
- 01 Criminal cases and bailFIR, Section 35(3) notice, bail ladder, quashing, old vs new law. BNSS 35, 478-483 / CrPC 41, 436-439
- 02 Bail and anticipatory bailRegular, anticipatory and default bail in the Ghaziabad courts. BNSS 480, 482, 187(3) / CrPC 437, 438, 167(2)
- 03 Divorce lawyer in GhaziabadMutual consent, contested divorce, maintenance and custody. HMA 13, 13B
- 04 Mutual consent divorceThe 13B petition, the two motions and the six-month wait. HMA 13B
- 05 Cheque bounce (Section 138)The 30-day notice, the 15-day window and the complaint. NI Act 138, 142, 143A
- 06 Property disputesTitle checks, GPA properties, injunctions and suits. CPC O.39
- 07 Frozen bank account (cyber)Why the account was frozen and how release is sought. BNSS 106 / CrPC 102
- 08 Cases for Indians abroadHandling a Ghaziabad case from outside India. PoA, VC
What to bring
- Every paper you have: the FIR or notice, summons, court orders, the petition, the cheque and return memo, sale deeds.
- A short list of dates, in order: what happened and when.
- Your identity proof, and the details of the other side if you have them.
- If you are abroad, scans on WhatsApp are enough to begin.
There is a checklist for each kind of case: bail, divorce, cheque bounce, a frozen account, property.