Property & partition
Ancestor land, Lalpurja corrections, boundary disputes and the tenant conversations landlords dread.
Fixed-fee review
Advocates · Kathmandu District Court
Counsel that reads the file twice, then wins
Property partitions, employment disputes and company law — a three-advocate chamber that files fewer cases than it settles, and settles at numbers you approved in writing.
- 21
- Years at the bar
- 480
- Files closed
- 76%
- Settled pre-trial
Practice areas
Five benches we argue at well
Employment & labour
Wrongful termination, gratuity claims and the labour-office filings done in correct sequence.
Retainer / hourly
Company & contracts
Registration, shareholder deeds and contracts that survive both court and relative.
Per instrument
Family law
Divorce, custody and maintenance — argued firmly, filed privately.
Fixed-fee consult
Criminal defence
Bail applications, FIR quashing and trial defence with an has medico-legal partner network.
Hourly
Course of a case
Drawn as the filing runs
File reading
You bring everything, tabbed or not. We read it out before promising anything.
Opinion in writing
A one-page opinion: merits, costs, and what we would sign our name to.
Settlement first
We negotiate before we litigate — most files close here, cheaper.
Representation
Where court is needed, you get date sheets and plain-language updates.
The advocates
Who stands when it's read out
Aayush Neupane
Senior advocate
Property bench since 2004. Cross-examines politely, never politely enough.
Aayush
Advocate · labour
Former labour-office clerk — knows which desk eats which file on which day.
Aayush
Advocate · corporate
Drafts contracts that account for in-law interference. Drafts them well.
Asked at the door
Before you bring the papers
Q 1
What does the first consultation cost?
Nothing. The first half-hour at the chamber is free — we only take the file if we would argue it ourselves.
Q 2
Will you guarantee the outcome?
No honest advocate can. We will, however, put our assessment of merit and cost in writing before you decide.
Q 3
How long do partitions take?
Uncontested partitions settle in 4–8 months; contested boundary disputes have run two years. We tell you which you have.
Q 4
Do you handle cases outside Kathmandu?
Yes — district courts within the valley by attendance, outside by our network counsel under our supervision.
Client records
Closed files, open gratitude
“They read the Lalpurjas twice and found the 1978 annotation everyone missed. Settled in one hearing.”
“Opinion letter said 70% merit and Rs 60,000 cost. Both numbers turned out true to the rupee.”
“Our family company now has a deed that mentions dinner-table arguments. It has survived three.”
Book consultation
Bring the papers
Consultations sit weekdays 4–6pm and Saturday mornings. Bring the deed, the FIR, the contract — whichever paper holds the argument.