Advocate · Rajasthan High Court
Adv. Twinkle Lalwani is an independent advocate based in Jaipur, handling civil, criminal, real estate, consumer, business, and revenue matters before courts and tribunals in Rajasthan.
About the Practice
Law with Twinkle is an independent legal practice founded by Adv. Twinkle Lalwani, an advocate enrolled with the Bar Council of Rajasthan and admitted to practice before the Rajasthan High Court.
The practice is built on the belief that every client deserves direct access to their advocate — clear communication, honest assessment, and focused attention on their matter. From the Rajasthan High Court to RERA, consumer forums, DRT, NCLT, and civil and criminal courts, the practice handles a broad range of legal matters across Rajasthan.
Adv. Twinkle Lalwani brings to each matter a rigorous approach to research, a commitment to client communication, and an understanding that legal proceedings — however routine for a lawyer — carry significant weight for the person involved.
Adv. Twinkle Lalwani
Advocate · Rajasthan High Court
My Perspective
Every person who walks through my door carries a situation that is uniquely theirs — a dispute that may seem routine on paper but is rarely routine in life. I approach each matter with that understanding. My job is not just to represent you in a courtroom, but to make sure you understand where you stand, what your options are, and what to expect — at every stage.
I chose independent practice deliberately. It means I carry fewer cases, give each matter more time, and answer to my clients directly — not to a hierarchy. Law practiced this way is harder, but it is more honest. I would rather do fewer things well than many things adequately. That is the standard I hold myself to, and the standard my clients deserve.
Practicing before the Rajasthan High Court and the courts and tribunals of this state means understanding not just the law but the people, the disputes, and the realities that are specific to this region — from RERA matters in Jaipur to revenue disputes in rural districts. That local depth is something I bring to every matter.
Through Legal Lens and my content work under Law with Twinkle, I try to make legal knowledge more accessible — because people who understand their rights are better placed to protect them. An informed client is not a difficult client. They are a prepared one. And that makes the work better for both of us.
Areas of Practice
The practice covers a wide range of legal matters across civil, criminal, regulatory, and commercial domains in Rajasthan.
Filing and defending complaints before the Rajasthan Real Estate Regulatory Authority (RERA) and the Real Estate Appellate Tribunal (REAT). Matters include builder defaults, delayed possession, title disputes, registered society disputes, and documentation — including agreements for sale, development agreements, and conveyance deeds.
Representation in property disputes, injunction suits, partition proceedings, specific performance, declaration and cancellation suits, recovery matters, and civil appeals before district courts and the Rajasthan High Court. The practice handles both plaintiff and defendant sides across all stages of civil proceedings.
Defence representation in criminal cases including bail and anticipatory bail applications, trial proceedings, quashing petitions under Section 528 BNSS, and appeals. The practice also assists complainants in registering FIRs, filing private complaints, and pursuing criminal matters before magistrate and sessions courts.
Drafting and filing consumer complaints before the District Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission (DCDRC) and State Commission (SCDRC). Cases handled include insurance claim disputes, deficiency of services by builders, banks, telecom companies, hospitals, and e-commerce platforms, as well as appeals and revisions.
Handling matters before the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT), Jaipur Bench, including insolvency proceedings, company disputes, and winding-up petitions. The practice also assists businesses with commercial contract drafting, partnership deed structuring, compliance documentation, and legal due diligence.
Representation before the Debt Recovery Tribunal (DRT) in recovery proceedings, SARFAESI applications, and securitisation challenges. The practice assists both lenders and borrowers in matters involving non-performing assets, enforcement of security interests, and Ombudsman award enforcement against financial institutions.
Handling agricultural land matters, gift deeds, taqseem (partition) of land, conversion proceedings, and disputes before revenue courts and the Board of Revenue. The practice advises landowners and families on title documentation, succession-related land records, and land acquisition compensation under RFCTLARR Act.
Drafting, reviewing, and vetting a wide range of legal documents including agreements for sale, development agreements, MOUs, partnership deeds, lease agreements, employment contracts, vendor agreements, and legal notices. The practice ensures documentation is legally sound and aligned with the client's interests.
Assisting victims of cyber fraud, online financial scams, digital impersonation, and data theft in filing complaints under the BNSS, IT Act, and with cybercrime cells. The practice handles Section 497 BNSS applications for freezing and recovery of defrauded funds and coordinates with law enforcement in cyber cases.
Handling matrimonial disputes before family courts including divorce proceedings, judicial separation, maintenance and alimony claims, restitution of conjugal rights, and matters under the Hindu Marriage Act, Special Marriage Act, and personal law statutes. The practice also assists in contested and uncontested divorce matters, ensuring clients understand their rights and the process at every stage.
Legal Lens
Perspectives on law, recent developments, and legal matters relevant to individuals and businesses in Rajasthan.
Real Estate · RERA · Flat Buyers' Rights
Delay in forming an apartment owners' association weakens flat buyers against builders and civic authorities. Here is what every flat owner in Jaipur needs to know — and do.
Read More →June 2026
Family Law · Matrimonial · High Court 2026
A High Court granted divorce where the husband furnished a wrong date of birth on a matrimonial website. The ruling has major implications for online arranged marriages across India.
Read More →June 2026
Constitutional Law · Supreme Court 2026
The Supreme Court's June 2026 restatement of promissory estoppel — businesses and citizens who relied on government assurances have enforceable rights that cannot be arbitrarily taken away.
Read More →June 2026
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