Cyber Crime Legal Consultation
Clear, practical legal help when you are facing a cyber crime
Being targeted online can feel overwhelming — money lost, accounts compromised, threats received, and no clear idea of where to turn. I provide confidential, structured legal consultation for individuals facing cyber crime, so you know exactly what your rights are, which remedies exist and how to pursue them without making costly mistakes.
What is this service?
A clear, practical explanation of what the work involves.
Cyber crime legal consultation is a focused legal discussion about an offence that happened online — hacking, online fraud, identity theft, cyber stalking, online threats, defamation, data theft or unauthorised access. In the consultation we assess what happened, which laws apply, what evidence is needed and what steps you can take.
The consultation also covers the practical machinery around a cyber crime case: filing complaints on the National Cyber Crime Reporting Portal (cybercrime.gov.in), approaching the police, preserving digital evidence, and understanding the provisions that apply — such as Sections 66, 66C and 66D of the Information Technology Act, 2000, and Sections 318 and 319 of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, 2023.
Who needs this service?
The situations and people this service is designed for.
Individuals whose social media, email or bank accounts have been hacked
People cheated through online shopping, loan, investment or job scams
Victims of cyber stalking, online harassment, blackmail or revenge content
Those whose identity, Aadhaar-linked data or documents have been misused
Employees or professionals facing phishing or malware attacks at work
Anyone who received a police notice or summons in a cyber matter
Families seeking help when a member has been targeted online
Businesses that need to understand liability arising from a cyber incident
Situations where clients reach out
Typical problems this service helps resolve. Yours may not be listed — reach out and we will assess it.
Money debited from your account through fraud or unauthorised transactions
Your social media account taken over and used to cheat or defame others
Private photos, chats or data leaked or used to threaten you
Someone impersonating you online to commit fraud in your name
Your SIM card or phone number ported without your consent
Demands for money in exchange for not releasing your data
A complaint or FIR registered against you because your account was misused
How the consultation works
A structured process that keeps things clear and practical.
Initial Assessment
We review what happened, the evidence you have, and the potential legal remedies, in a confidential consultation.
Evidence Review
We identify what digital evidence exists and how to preserve, collect and document it properly.
Action Plan
You get a clear step-by-step plan — complaint, FIR, bank follow-up or legal notice — tailored to your situation.
Ongoing Support
We assist with filings, follow-ups, representation strategy and any proceedings that arise.
Services & assistance offered
The concrete ways this service helps.
Case assessment and legal opinion on your cyber crime matter
Guidance on filing complaints on cybercrime.gov.in and with the police
FIR drafting and assistance at the appropriate jurisdiction
Digital evidence preservation and documentation guidance
Legal notices and demand letters where appropriate
Representation strategy for court proceedings
Help responding to notices, summonses or FIRs against you
Confidential follow-up and guidance at every stage
Digital evidence & legal considerations
Practical points that matter in most matters of this kind.
Getting the details right
Electronic evidence is governed by Section 63 of the Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam, 2023 — the provision that replaced Section 65B of the Indian Evidence Act. Preservation and documentation decide evidentiary value.
Preserve screenshots, chats, emails and links without editing them — their integrity matters if they are used as electronic evidence under Section 63 of the Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam, 2023.
Note transaction IDs, timestamps, phone numbers, email addresses and IP-related details visible to you.
Do not delete or continue using compromised accounts before the evidence is captured.
Maintain a simple timeline of events — dates, amounts, messages — which strengthens any complaint or FIR.
Practical checklist
Things you can do right now — most cost nothing and protect your position.
Do not respond to blackmail, threats or demands for money
Change passwords and enable two-factor authentication on affected accounts
Report the incident to your bank if money or cards are involved
Save every screenshot, chat and transaction reference in a secure folder
File a complaint on cybercrime.gov.in or call 1930 for financial fraud
Note the timeline of events before you forget details
Book a consultation before filing anything you are unsure about
Frequently asked questions
Answers to the questions clients ask most about this service.
Preserve every piece of evidence — screenshots, messages, transaction references, links and any communication with the fraudster. File a complaint on the National Cyber Crime Reporting Portal (cybercrime.gov.in) or call the helpline 1930 if money was lost, and inform your bank immediately. Then seek legal consultation so the FIR, evidence preservation and follow-up are handled correctly.
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Consultations are available by phone or video call from anywhere in India, and in person in Gwalior where required. Reach out at 8234092030 or through the contact page.