Law firm · Kochi, Kerala
Flylaw Advisors and Consultants
Legal counsel for businesses, families and individuals.
A multidisciplinary legal practice in Kochi, near the High Court of Kerala, bringing together advocates, chartered accountants and company secretaries.
- Corporate & Commercial
- Criminal Defence
- Family Law
- Intellectual Property
- Civil & Property
- Banking & Insolvency
- Employment & Labour
- Arbitration
- Legal Drafting
Who we are
Legal, financial and regulatory sides of a matter, looked at at once. Clients get one coordinated team instead of three separate advisors.
Flylaw Advisors and Consultants Pvt Ltd is a law firm based in Kochi, Kerala. Our team advises companies, entrepreneurs, families and individuals on matters ranging from corporate structuring and compliance to criminal defence, family disputes and intellectual property.
Advocates · Chartered Accountants · Company Secretaries
Practice highlights
Counsel across the matters that shape your life and business.
From a company's first incorporation to a family's most personal dispute, advised and represented by one team.
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01Corporate Law
Incorporation, governance, contracts, compliance and transactions.
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02Criminal Law
Bail, trial, appeals and white-collar matters.
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03Family Law
Divorce, maintenance, custody, succession and property disputes.
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04Intellectual Property
Trademarks, copyright, designs and licensing.
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05Civil and Property Litigation
Suits, injunctions and title disputes.
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06Legal Drafting and Advisory
Agreements, MOUs, notices and legal opinions — written to anticipate disputes, not just to record a deal.
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Practice areas, from corporate and criminal to family and IP
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Professional disciplines: advocates, chartered accountants and company secretaries
Kerala
Courts, tribunals and authorities across the state
Practice areas
Twelve areas of law, one coordinated team.
We advise and represent clients across the following areas of law.
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Corporate and Commercial Law
Formation through growth and restructuring, including NCLT matters.
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Corporate Compliance and Secretarial
ROC filings, FEMA, GST coordination and compliance health checks.
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Criminal Law
Bail, trials, quashing petitions, Section 138 and cyber crime.
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Family Law
Divorce, maintenance, custody, mediation and NRI family disputes.
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Intellectual Property Law
Trademarks, copyright, designs, licensing and enforcement.
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Civil and Property Law
Suits, title verification, deeds, tenancy and succession.
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Banking, Recovery and Insolvency
DRT, SARFAESI and IBC matters before the NCLT.
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Employment and Labour Law
Contracts, HR policies, POSH and labour compliance.
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Arbitration and Dispute Resolution
Arbitration, mediation and the enforcement of awards.
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Consumer Protection
Complaints before consumer commissions and defence of businesses.
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Legal Drafting and Advisory
Agreements, powers of attorney, affidavits and legal opinions.
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International Business and Cross-Border
Cross-border agreements, overseas structuring and MEA compliance.
Our approach
Good advice prevents disputes as often as it resolves them.
Every matter starts with a clear understanding of what you are trying to achieve, and stays honest about the options, the risks and the likely costs.

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Understand your goals
Every matter starts with a clear understanding of the client's goals, whether that is closing a deal, protecting a family or defending a case.
You getA team that knows what matters to you
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Honest advice on your options
We set out the options, the risks and the likely costs candidly, even when it is not what you hoped to hear.
You getA clear picture before you decide
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Careful, protective work
Agreements, MOUs and notices are prepared to stand up to scrutiny if a dispute ever arises, and every brief is thoroughly prepared.
You getDocuments and representation built to hold
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Legal, tax and compliance, together
Our advocates, chartered accountants and company secretaries work on linked questions together, so advice is consistent and nothing falls between advisors.
You getOne coordinated plan
Corporate retainership
Legal help every month, not just when a dispute arises.
Retainership arrangements give companies regular access to our advocates, chartered accountants and company secretaries for a fixed, agreed scope of work: a legal team that already knows your business.
Why clients work with us
Close to the High Court. Closer to our clients.

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One team, three disciplines
Legal, tax and secretarial expertise under one roof.
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Close to the High Court
Our Kochi office sits near the High Court of Kerala, with practice across courts and tribunals in Kerala.
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Preventive drafting
Documents written to anticipate disputes, not just to record a deal.
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Continuing support for businesses
Retainership arrangements for companies that need ongoing legal and compliance help.
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Confidential and responsive
Reachable by phone, email and WhatsApp.
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English and Malayalam
Clear communication in the language you are most comfortable with.
Questions
Questions clients often ask.
Where we are, where we appear and how to reach us.

Where is your office?
68/1759 A4, Second Floor, Velukaran Square, Power House Road, near the High Court of Kerala, Kochi, Kerala 682018.
Which courts and authorities do you appear before?
The High Court of Kerala, district and sessions courts, family courts, tribunals such as the NCLT and DRT, consumer commissions, and quasi-judicial and regulatory authorities.
Do you only act for clients in Kochi?
We are based in Kochi and act for clients across Kerala and Tamil Nadu. We also advise on business matters with a national and international dimension, including cross-border agreements and overseas business structuring.
Can my business get ongoing legal support?
Yes. Our retainership arrangements give companies regular access to our advocates, chartered accountants and company secretaries for a fixed, agreed scope of work, with predictable legal costs.
Does contacting you create an advocate–client relationship?
No. Submitting an enquiry does not create an advocate–client relationship. Please do not send confidential documents until we have spoken.




