Advocate Gayatri Nandwani

Advocate Gayatri Nandwani is a dedicated legal professional who has been independently practicing law with a result-oriented and ethically grounded approach. Since enrolling with the Bar Council of Delhi in 2014, she has gained considerable experience in providing legal consultancy and advisory services. With a strong commitment to professional integrity, she has built a reputation for delivering reliable and effective legal solutions tailored to her clients’ needs. Her practice reflects a deep understanding of both procedural and substantive law, and she ensures each case is handled with thorough preparation and a strategic mindset.

Advocate Gayatri offers legal services across a wide spectrum of practice areas including criminal law, family law, matrimonial disputes, and property-related matters. Her experience encompasses handling complex criminal defense cases, assisting clients in family and matrimonial conflicts such as divorce, maintenance, and child custody, as well as representing parties in property disputes. In addition to litigation, she is skilled in drafting and vetting various legal documents and agreements, ensuring they are accurate, enforceable, and meet all legal standards. Her ability to provide practical and empathetic guidance makes her a reliable counsel for individuals and families navigating legal challenges.

Advocate Gayatri regularly appears before several judicial forums including the Delhi High Court, Supreme Court of India, and various District Courts such as Dwarka, Patiala House, Saket, and Tis Hazari. Her active membership in the Delhi Bar Association underscores her professional involvement and recognition in the legal community. Whether representing clients in high-stakes court proceedings or providing preventive legal advice, she remains committed to achieving favorable outcomes through diligent effort and sound legal judgment. Known for her clarity, responsiveness, and client-first attitude, Advocate Gayatri continues to be a trusted legal advisor across civil, criminal, and matrimonial domains.