Advocate Manish Sharma Law Chambers · Faridabad Call
Chambers · District Court, Faridabad

Advocate Manish Sharma — a criminal & family law chamber in Faridabad, appearing across Delhi NCR, Punjab & Haryana High Court.

This chamber appears court-by-court across Faridabad, Delhi and the NCR — and publishes plain-language guides to how each court and each kind of matter actually works.

In short: The Chambers of Advocate Manish Sharma practise criminal defence and matrimonial law from Chamber 363, District & Sessions Court, Sector 12, Faridabad, with a New Delhi office at Jangpura Extension. Matters handled include bail and anticipatory bail, divorce and maintenance, cheque bounce under Section 138, property, cyber-crime and consumer disputes.

The Chambers of Advocate Manish Sharma handles matrimonial, criminal, bail, cheque bounce, property and civil matters. This website provides information about the chamber and general legal information for public awareness, in accordance with the rules of the Bar Council of India.

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Courts of practice: District & Sessions Court, Sector 12, Faridabad · Family Court, Faridabad · District Courts across Haryana · Delhi District Courts · Punjab & Haryana High Court, Chandigarh · Delhi High Court

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Jurisdiction

Where the chamber appears

Based in Faridabad, the chamber regularly appears before the District & Sessions Court at Sector 12, Faridabad, the Family Court and consumer forums in Faridabad, district courts across Haryana including Gurugram, Palwal and Ballabgarh, the Delhi district courts, the Delhi High Court, and the Punjab & Haryana High Court at Chandigarh — which hears appeals and revisions arising from Faridabad and all Haryana districts.

Legal Knowledge

General legal information for the public

The chamber publishes plain-English explanations of Indian law and court procedure — how divorce is filed, how bail works, what happens after a cheque bounces, how to check a case status by CNR number, and more. These articles are for public legal awareness and do not constitute legal advice.

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Contact

Contact the chamber

For appointments and enquiries, the chamber may be reached by telephone or email during working hours. Address, directions and timings are on the contact page.

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Which courts does this chamber appear in?

An advocate is a court officer enrolled under the Advocates Act, 1961 — and this chamber's practice is court-mapped: grounded at the District & Sessions Court, Faridabad, appearing across the Delhi complexes, the Gurugram, Noida and Ghaziabad courts, and the Delhi and Punjab & Haryana High Courts. Matters are accepted from either side — complainant or defence — never both in one matter, with engagement terms in writing.

Reviewed 1 August 2026 · By Advocate Manish Sharma, Faridabad

Recent guides from this chamber

NCR courts — Gurugram, Noida, Ghaziabad representation · Urgent anticipatory bail · 498A / Section 85 defence · Matrimonial matters in Delhi courts · Bail cancellation & cyber cases, Delhi · White-collar defence, Delhi · Choosing an advocate in Delhi — decoded · Ballabgarh & Palwal courts

Frequently asked questions

Is "Manisha Sharma" the same as Advocate Manish Sharma?

No — the chamber's advocate is Manish Sharma (masculine spelling), sometimes searched as "Manisha" by mistake. This website and Chamber 363, District & Sessions Court, Sector 12, Faridabad, belong to Advocate Manish Sharma; see the About page for verified particulars.

Is Advocate Manish Sharma a Senior Advocate?

"Senior Advocate" is a specific designation under Section 16 of the Advocates Act, 1961, conferred by a High Court or the Supreme Court on an advocate of standing at the Bar — it is separate from years in practice, and it is not a title any advocate may claim for themselves. This chamber's enrolment, courts of practice, and areas of work are set out on the About page.

What to expect

From first call to hearing

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Consultation

A first discussion of the facts, the applicable law, and the realistic options — by phone, WhatsApp or in chamber.

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Documents

Gathering the papers that matter — FIR, notices, agreements, records — and building the factual timeline of the matter.

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Filing / Reply

Drafting and filing the application, petition or reply before the appropriate court, with the correct provisions and forum.

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Hearing

Appearance and argument before the court, with the matter carried through its stages to a considered outcome.

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