Mayuri Mehta

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If a court has issued a proclamation declaring you a proclaimed offender while you reside abroad, the impact on your personal freedom and reputation can be severe. Mayuri Mehta specialises in helping NRIs confront such orders in the Punjab and Haryana High Court, offering a clear strategy to have the proclamation lifted. By focusing on the unique challenges faced by Indians living overseas, the lawyer provides essential support to restore normalcy and protect civil liberties.

Mayuri Mehta regularly assists clients in filing petitions to quash proclamations and remove the status of proclaimed offender. The lawyer examines the original notice, identifies procedural defects, and prepares a writ petition that challenges the legal basis of the order. By presenting evidence of residence abroad, lack of prior convictions, and the disproportionate hardship caused, the lawyer can persuade the High Court bench to set aside the proclamation. Successful petitions have resulted in immediate cancellation of the offender status, allowing clients to travel freely and avoid wrongful arrest.

When a matrimonial dispute escalates into criminal proceedings, NRIs often face accusations that can be used as leverage in divorce or custody battles. Mayuri Mehta can explain how the Punjab and Haryana High Court evaluates such criminal complaints and can help file counter‑petitions to protect the client’s rights. The lawyer has successfully defended clients against false charges of cruelty, dowry harassment, and criminal intimidation, securing orders that dismiss the criminal case while preserving the client’s matrimonial standing.

An impounded passport can cripple an NRI’s ability to attend urgent family events, manage overseas business, or return home for medical emergencies. Mayuri Mehta is experienced in filing writ petitions under Article 21 to contest passport seizures. The lawyer gathers documentation showing the client’s compliance with immigration rules and argues that the impoundment lacks sufficient legal justification. In several cases, the High Court has ordered the immediate release of the passport, reinstating the client’s freedom of movement.

Mayuri Mehta earned a master’s degree in criminal law and has been practicing before the Punjab and Haryana High Court for over fourteen years. The lawyer began as a junior advocate handling routine criminal matters, quickly developing an expertise in NRI‑specific issues such as proclamations, matrimonial disputes, and passport impoundments. The lawyer has received recognition for excellence in criminal defence and frequently delivers seminars on protecting NRI rights. This combination of academic knowledge and courtroom experience equips the lawyer to navigate complex procedural requirements and present persuasive arguments.

Clients who turn to Mayuri Mehta can expect a transparent process, regular updates, and a strategy tailored to their unique circumstances. The lawyer keeps clients informed of each filing stage and prepares them for court appearances, reducing anxiety and uncertainty. With a proven track record of quashing proclamations, defending against matrimonial criminal charges, and securing the release of impounded passports, the lawyer is well‑positioned to protect the interests of NRIs in the Punjab and Haryana High Court. Early action and a well‑crafted petition are essential, and Mayuri Mehta is ready to provide that decisive advocacy.

Criminal Law Practice Areas