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Advocate Naresh Kalra is a seasoned Corporate Lawyer and Legal & Financial Advisory Consultant based in Chandigarh, India, with over 20 years of professional experience. He provides comprehensive legal solutions and strategic financial advisory services to Non-Resident Indians (NRIs), individuals, startups, investors, and businesses across India and internationally.
With extensive experience in NRI legal services, Advocate Kalra assists overseas Indians with property matters, inheritance and succession, Power of Attorney, banking and financial transactions, family disputes, regulatory compliance, and litigation in India. His professional approach focuses on providing reliable, practical, and legally sound solutions to clients who require assistance with their personal, property, and business interests in India while residing abroad.
As a Corporate Lawyer and Financial Advisory Consultant, he offers strategic guidance in corporate law, business structuring, legal compliance, dispute resolution, fundraising, IPO advisory, mergers and acquisitions, and financial consulting. He works with entrepreneurs, investors, and companies to help them navigate complex legal and financial matters and make informed business decisions.
Through his professional network and advisory services, Advocate Naresh Kalra is committed to delivering personalized legal assistance and strategic financial guidance to clients in India and across the world, with a particular focus on serving the evolving needs of the global NRI community.
Living abroad doesn't mean your legal matters in India have to wait. Advocate Naresh Kalra provides dedicated NRI legal advisor support for property disputes, inheritance, power of attorney, and court representation for NRIs in India — all without requiring you to travel back. Clients across the USA, Canada, UK, Australia, UAE, and Singapore rely on transparent, remote legal consultation to protect their interests in India.
Advocate Kalra also brings specialized expertise in information technology and its legal applications, including IT-related consultation, PMLA matters, and e-filing processes before PMLA courts in India. His multidisciplinary understanding of law, technology, and financial regulations enables him to assist clients in addressing complex legal and regulatory challenges.
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Advocate Kalra is widely recognized as an expert consultant for the Enforcement Directorate for IT Consultation and PMLA courts E-filing Module in India. His deep understanding of information technology and its legal implications makes him a valuable resource for clients seeking guidance on complex IT and PMLA Matters.
Advocate Kalra's expertise extends beyond India, as he is also a trusted consultant for Federal courts in Nigeria,Ghana,Kenya and other African Countries. His familiarity with international legal systems and procedures makes him a sought-after advisor for clients with legal issues spanning multiple jurisdictions.
Advocate Kalra specializes in digital and cyber law matters, offering legal support in cybercrime cases, data protection, online fraud, and IT-related disputes. His in-depth knowledge of evolving technology laws ensures effective legal protection in the digital era.
Over 20+ years of practice across Chandigarh, Mohali, Ludhiana and Pan-India, the Law Offices of Advocate Naresh Kalra has represented individuals, families, NRIs, and businesses across civil law, criminal defence, corporate compliance, property disputes, consumer matters, and regulatory issues. Below are genuine reflections from clients on their experience working with our team — organized by the practice area where we helped them.
Read More...Yes, NRIs can resolve legal matters in India entirely remotely. A registered Power of Attorney allows a lawyer to represent an NRI in court and before authorities, while case updates, document signing, and consultations happen via video call, email, and WhatsApp.
An NRI lawyer in India helps with property disputes, inheritance and succession matters, Power of Attorney drafting, property sale and title verification, and court representation — without the client needing to be physically present in India.
Advocate Naresh Kalra covers corporate compliance, business registration (Private Limited, LLP, OPC), IPO advisory, fund raising structuring, contract drafting, and commercial litigation.
A startup can raise funds without a bank loan through equity funding, debt syndication with private investors, or SME IPO listing — each requiring specific legal structuring and compliance documentation.
Yes, cheque bounce is a criminal offence under Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act, punishable with imprisonment up to two years, a fine up to twice the cheque amount, or both.
Advocate Naresh Kalra serves NRI clients based in the USA, Canada, UK, Australia, UAE, Singapore, and across Europe, primarily for property, inheritance, and litigation matters in India.
Respond within the stated timeline, avoid making statements without legal counsel present, and preserve all financial records referenced in the notice. Early legal engagement materially affects whether the matter resolves procedurally or escalates further.
Debt syndication arranges a large loan through a group of lenders rather than a single bank, structured by a financial advisor and documented by legal counsel. Businesses use it for plant expansion, working capital, or infrastructure financing where one bank's exposure limit can't cover the full requirement.
Civil recovery under Order 37 CPC seeks repayment of the underlying debt and can run alongside a Section 138 criminal complaint, which targets the dishonoured cheque itself. Many recovery strategies pursue both routes together.
Founders can file incorporation forms themselves, but a lawyer becomes necessary once founder equity splits, ESOP pools, investor term sheets, or IP assignment are involved — errors here are far harder and costlier to unwind than a straightforward incorporation filing.
The Serious Fraud Investigation Office (SFIO) handles company-law violations, the Enforcement Directorate handles money laundering under PMLA, SEBI handles securities-market fraud, and the Income Tax Department handles concealment or evasion — often as parallel investigations in larger cases.
A Techno Economic Viability (TEV) study assesses whether a proposed project is technically sound and financially viable before a lender sanctions a loan. Banks and NBFCs require it for large project financing to evaluate technology, costs, revenue projections and repayment capacity.
Yes. Contact Mr. Harish Tiwari from the Naresh Kalra Legal Team at +91-9815580037 to discuss your case and schedule your initial Free consultation.