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Tell us what happened —
right here, right now.

Write it in اردو, Roman Urdu or English, in your own words. The assistant takes down your case brief; Advocate Sunaina Javed reads it herself. Starting costs nothing and commits you to nothing.

Your conversation stays on this browser, so you can close the page and pick it up later — even days from now. Nothing here is legal advice until counsel has reviewed your matter.

After you send it

What actually happens to what you write.

Not a ticket into a void. Here is the route your message takes.

1

You set out the matter

Dates, names, what was said, what was filed — whatever you have. The assistant asks follow-up questions until the brief is genuinely usable, rather than stopping at one line.

2

You leave a way to reach you

Once there is a real brief, you are asked for a name, city and a mobile number or email — nothing before that. That is the point your matter opens as a file at the firm.

3

Counsel reviews it, and calls

Advocate Sunaina Javed reads the brief herself and comes back to you with a candid read on where you stand — including if you do not have a case worth running.

If you would rather not type

Chat is one door.
There are others.

Some matters are easier said than written, and some are too urgent for a message. Every route below reaches the same firm and the same counsel.

If your matter runs to documents — an FIR, a notice, a contract, a court order — use the secure intake instead, where you can upload them alongside your account of what happened. Overseas Pakistanis use exactly that route.

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