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Speak to an advocate before a small issue becomes a big one

Legal advice for founders and small businesses in India through a consultation with an independent advocate from the Vibence partner network. From ₹699.

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Legal Advice at a glance

Professional fee
From ₹699 + government fees and GST
Typical timeline
A consultation is usually arranged within one to two working days, depending on advocate availability and the area of law involved.
Who handles it
An independent advocate from the Vibence partner network
Documents
Short written summary of your question or issue, Relevant contracts, agreements or correspondence, Any notice, order or document you have received and more
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Last reviewed October 2026

Running a business brings regular legal questions. You might be reviewing a contract, dealing with an unpaid invoice, handling a notice or planning a partnership. Getting advice early often costs far less than fixing a problem later. Many founders simply need a clear explanation of where they stand and what their options are, without committing to a full engagement with a law firm.

Vibence arranges a consultation with an independent advocate from our partner network who has experience in the relevant area. You share your question and documents, and the advocate discusses your situation by phone, chat or email. Vibence is not a law firm and does not give legal opinions itself. The advice comes from the advocate, and no outcome is guaranteed. If you need further work such as drafting or representation, the advocate can quote separately.

Legal services are provided by independent advocates in the Vibence partner network. Vibence is not a law firm and no outcome is guaranteed.

Who this is for

  • Founders with a contract, partnership or shareholder question
  • Small businesses dealing with disputes or unpaid dues
  • Anyone who has received a legal notice and wants to understand it
  • Entrepreneurs checking legal requirements before a new venture

Early clarity

Understand your position and options before you make a decision.

Relevant experience

You are matched with an advocate who handles matters of the kind you raise.

Flexible format

Speak with the advocate by phone, chat or email.

Clear pricing

A fixed consultation fee, with any further work quoted upfront.

Plans & pricing

Legal Advice packages

Fixed professional fees. Pick a plan or ask us to tailor one.

A consultation does not involve government fees, though any follow-on work such as filing a case or executing a document may attract court fees, stamp duty or notary charges, and GST applies to the professional fee.

Checklist

Documents you'll need

  • Short written summary of your question or issue
  • Relevant contracts, agreements or correspondence
  • Any notice, order or document you have received
  • Key dates and amounts involved
  • Your contact details and preferred time for the consultation
Timeline

A consultation is usually arranged within one to two working days, depending on advocate availability and the area of law involved.

Government fees

A consultation does not involve government fees, though any follow-on work such as filing a case or executing a document may attract court fees, stamp duty or notary charges, and GST applies to the professional fee.

Who does the work

Qualified professionals from the Vibence partner network, with certification wherever the law requires it.

How it works

The process

  1. Share your queryYou describe the issue and upload relevant documents.
  2. Advocate matchVibence connects you with a suitable advocate from the partner network.
  3. ConsultationThe advocate discusses your situation by phone, chat or email.
  4. Next stepsYou receive guidance on options and, if needed, a quote for further work.
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Legal Advice: FAQs

Is Vibence a law firm?

No. Vibence is not a law firm and does not give legal opinions itself. Legal services listed on this page are provided by independent advocates in the Vibence partner network. Vibence helps you find a suitable advocate, coordinates documents and keeps you updated. Advice and representation come from the advocate. No outcome in any legal matter is guaranteed.

What can I ask in a legal advice consultation?

You can ask about business contracts, partnership or shareholder issues, recovery of dues, employment matters, property questions, notices you have received or the legal steps for a new venture. The advocate will explain the law as it applies to your facts and outline your options. Complex matters may need a more detailed review, which the advocate can quote separately.

How much does a legal consultation cost?

A consultation through Vibence costs ₹699 plus GST. This covers a discussion with an independent advocate from the partner network by phone, chat or email. If you need follow-on work such as drafting an agreement, sending a legal notice or representation in court, the advocate will share a separate quote before any work begins.

Is my information kept confidential?

Yes. The details and documents you share are used only to arrange and conduct your consultation. Advocates are bound by professional rules of confidentiality towards their clients. Vibence shares your information only with the advocate handling your matter. Avoid sending documents that are not relevant to your question.

What happens after the consultation?

After the consultation you will understand your position and the options available to you. Many queries end there. If you decide to take further action, such as drafting a document, replying to a notice or filing a case, the advocate can share a quote and timeline. You are free to decide whether to proceed and with whom.