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Advocate Vivekanand · Founder & Principal Advocate

Strategic Criminal Defence. Clear Legal Guidance.

Vivekanand Law Firm provides legal assistance in criminal defence and litigation, alongside civil, property, matrimonial and other legal matters. Based in Motihari, East Champaran, Bihar, the firm approaches each matter with careful preparation, professional integrity and attention to the client's circumstances.

Based in Motihari, Bihar · Practising before the Motihari District Court, the Patna High Court and the Supreme Court of India.
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The Principal Advocate

Advocate Vivekanand leads the firm's work, with criminal litigation at its centre.

As Founder and Principal Advocate, Advocate Vivekanand oversees the firm's matters personally. His practice is focused on criminal defence and litigation before the Motihari District Court, the Patna High Court and the Supreme Court of India, and extends to civil, property, matrimonial and commercial disputes.

His academic background spans literature, management and law. The firm's approach is grounded in careful reading of the record, clear explanation of procedure, and honest discussion of what a matter may involve.

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Courts of practice

Supreme Court of India

Special Leave Petitions (SLPs), writ petitions and bail-related matters.

Patna High Court

Bail and anticipatory bail, writs, CWJC, MJC, quashing, criminal appeals and revisions.

Motihari District Court

Criminal trials and bail, civil and property suits, matrimonial and cheque bounce matters.

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Practice Areas

Criminal defence first, with a broader litigation practice alongside.

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Criminal defence in detail
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How a matter begins

Four measured steps, from first call to formal engagement.

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An initial enquiry does not create an advocate–client relationship. Representation begins only after conflict checks, professional assessment, agreed terms and formal engagement.

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What clients can expect.

No promises about outcomes — only commitments about how the work is done.

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Legal Insights

Plain-language guides to legal procedure.

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The Office

Motihari, East Champaran.

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Advocate Vivekanand, Founder & Principal Advocate

Professional profile

A litigation practice built on preparation and plain speaking.

Advocate Vivekanand is the Founder and Principal Advocate of Vivekanand Law Firm in Motihari, East Champaran. His practice centres on criminal defence and litigation, with a broader practice in civil, property, matrimonial and commercial matters.

He holds a Master of Arts in English, a Master of Business Administration and a Bachelor of Laws. That combination informs how he works: close reading of documents and records, an understanding of how businesses and families actually operate, and an insistence on explaining legal procedure in language clients can follow.

Clients who approach the firm are often dealing with an FIR, an arrest in the family, a property dispute or a breakdown in a business relationship. In each case, the starting point is the same: understand the facts and the record, identify the applicable law and procedural stage, and set out the options honestly — including their limits.

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How the firm works

Principles that guide every matter.

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Courts and coverage

From the District Court at Motihari to the Supreme Court of India.

Motihari District Court, East Champaran

The firm's base practice, where its office is located — criminal trials, bail, civil and property suits, matrimonial and cheque bounce matters.

Patna High Court

Bail and anticipatory bail, criminal writs, civil writ petitions (CWJC), miscellaneous jurisdiction cases (MJC), quashing petitions, criminal appeals and revisions.

Supreme Court of India

Special Leave Petitions (SLPs) against High Court orders, writ petitions under Article 32, and bail-related matters.
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How the process generally works

The correct approach depends on the facts, the applicable law, the procedural stage and the court's jurisdiction.

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