Criminal Defence and Bail Lawyers in Delhi
If an FIR has been registered against you or someone in your family, the two things that matter immediately are securing bail and preserving your defence. Our panel advocates appear in bail and criminal trial matters across all seven Delhi district courts, the Delhi High Court and the Supreme Court.
What we handle
- Anticipatory bail before arrest
- Regular bail and interim bail applications
- Quashing of FIR and criminal proceedings before the High Court
- Defence at charge, trial and final arguments
- Cheating, criminal breach of trust and forgery matters
- Dowry, cruelty and matrimonial criminal complaints
- NDPS, Excise Act and economic offence matters
- Appeals and revisions against conviction or sentence
Key facts
- Governing law
- Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, 2023 and Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita, 2023, which replaced the IPC and CrPC with effect from 1 July 2024
- Where heard
- Magistrate and Sessions courts at Tis Hazari, Karkardooma, Rohini, Dwarka, Saket, Patiala House and Rouse Avenue; High Court for quashing and appeals
- Anticipatory bail
- Applied for before arrest, under Section 482 BNSS, before the Sessions Court or the High Court
- What to bring
- Copy of the FIR if available, any notice received from police, and a list of dates
How it works
- Immediate assessmentTell us the section numbers on the FIR or notice and the police station. That alone tells an advocate how urgent the matter is and whether the offence is bailable.
- FilingAnticipatory bail is filed before Sessions or the High Court. Regular bail is filed before the court in whose jurisdiction the matter lies.
- AppearanceThe advocate appears on the listed date, argues, and briefs you on the order the same day.
- ComplianceBail almost always comes with conditions — surety, passport surrender, appearance dates. Missing one can get bail cancelled.
Common questions
Can I get anticipatory bail after an FIR is registered?
Yes. Anticipatory bail can be sought at any point before arrest, including after an FIR has been registered. What it cannot be sought after is the arrest itself, at which stage the application becomes one for regular bail.
How quickly can a bail application be listed in Delhi?
Urgent bail applications are ordinarily listed within a few working days, and courts do take up genuinely urgent matters faster. The timeline depends on the court, the offence and whether the investigating agency seeks time to reply.
Do I have to appear in court personally?
For bail matters your presence is often required, particularly at the stage of furnishing surety. Your advocate will tell you exactly which dates need you and which do not.
What does it cost?
Fees depend on the offence, the forum and the stage. We give you a figure before any work starts, not after.
Speak to an advocate about this.
Send your documents on WhatsApp and get an assessment of your position, usually the same day.