An advocate is a person who is qualified to plead cases in the court of law. The advocate’s duty is to present and argue the case on behalf of his client. Advocates are also called lawyers, barristers, solicitors, counsels or attorneys.
The advocate must be skilled in legal knowledge and procedure and must be able to communicate well with the judges and other parties involved in the trial. The advocates are usually paid for their services by their clients, but sometimes they may work pro bono (without any charge) for people who cannot afford to pay them.
The advocates often specialize in specific areas of law such as criminal law or labour law or family law or civil litigation etc.
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Reviewed and updated by Century Law Firm, Delhi – October 2026. Statutory references are to the Acts as in force on that date.
Rohini Courts: what is heard there and how we can help
The Rohini Court Complex in Sector 14, Rohini, is one of Delhi’s seven district court complexes. It houses the District & Sessions Courts for the North-West district and for the North and Outer districts, together with their Family Courts, Motor Accident Claims Tribunals, Labour Courts and the District Legal Services Authority. Cases from police stations across North and North-West Delhi – Rohini, Prashant Vihar, Shalimar Bagh, Ashok Vihar, Model Town, Mukherjee Nagar, Adarsh Nagar, Bawana, Narela and others – are tried here.
Matters we regularly handle at Rohini
- Criminal: bail and anticipatory bail, FIR-stage advice, trials under the BNS/IPC, cheque-bounce complaints under Section 138 NI Act, and quashing petitions that go on to the Delhi High Court.
- Family: divorce (contested and mutual consent), maintenance under Section 144 BNSS, Section 24 HMA and the DV Act, child custody and guardianship, and restitution of conjugal rights before the Family Courts at Rohini.
- Civil: property suits, injunctions, recovery and summary suits, partition, specific performance and landlord–tenant disputes before the Civil Judges and District Judges; commercial suits above ₹3 lakh before the Commercial Courts.
- Accident claims before the MACT, and consumer matters before the District Consumer Commission for the area.
Practical information
- Cause lists, orders and case status are on the Delhi District Courts e-Courts portal; e-filing is available for most civil and criminal filings, and video-conferencing hearings continue for many matters.
- The Rohini Mediation Centre (Samadhan) and the DLSA Lok Adalats are the fastest route to settlement in matrimonial, cheque and recovery matters; courts routinely refer cases there under Section 89 CPC.
- Fee for a civil suit depends on the valuation – use our court-fee and jurisdiction calculator to estimate court fee and identify the right court.
Century Law Firm’s advocates appear across the Delhi district courts and the Delhi High Court. For a consultation, use the contact details on this page or see how to choose an advocate in Delhi. Related pages: lawyers for Rohini Courts, criminal lawyer in Delhi, property lawyer in Delhi.
Frequently asked questions
The Rohini Court Complex houses the District and Sessions Courts for the North-West district along with the North and Outer districts of Delhi, including their Family Courts and Motor Accident Claims Tribunals.
It is in Sector 14, Rohini, New Delhi 110085, close to the Rohini East and Rohini West metro stations on the Red Line.
Yes. Case status, cause lists and orders for all Delhi district courts, including Rohini, are available on the e-Courts services portal and the Delhi District Courts website.
