Cyber crime
How cyber crime matters work
The process, and where the money goes: nowhere near us.
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You describe the matter
What happened, which city you are in, and the amount involved. Documents can follow later.
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We route it to the right advocates
Only verified advocates in your city who handle that kind of matter see it. It is never published or indexed.
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An advocate accepts or declines
Your contact details are released when an advocate accepts, and not before.
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You deal with them directly
There is no fee for the consultation, drafting, filing or appearances.
Questions
What does this cost me?
Nothing, at any stage. LegalBharat charges neither users nor advocates and takes no commission. If anyone contacting you through this platform asks for money, please report it to us.
Who can see what I write?
Only the advocate who accepts your matter. It is not shown publicly, not shown to other users, and not indexed by search engines.
What does verified mean here?
We have checked that the Bar Council enrolment number is genuine, active and belongs to that person. It is a check on identity and standing, not a guarantee about the quality of anyone's work.
Does LegalBharat give legal advice?
No. We connect people to advocates. Only an advocate can advise on your matter. Our guides are general information.
How quickly will someone respond?
That depends on when an advocate accepts your matter, so we cannot promise a time. Do not wait for us: file your complaint at cybercrime.gov.in straight away.
I am an advocate. How do I join?
Message us on WhatsApp with your name, city and Bar Council enrolment number. We check the enrolment number before we send you any matter.
Register your case.
Tell us what happened and we route it to verified advocates in your city. Cyber crime matters are handled free of charge.