Consumer & Money Problems — Fraud, Refunds, Insurance, Loans
Money stuck, scammed or harassed? Indian law gives you strong remedies — if you use them quickly and correctly.
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Consumers & Money
Common situations we handle
The LawPaw Promise
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Call back within 2 working hours
During working hours (Monday–Saturday, 9 AM–8 PM). Urgent matters like arrest or bail are prioritised.
One coordinator, start to finish
One person who knows your case — no repeating your story, no chasing anyone.
Every fee told upfront
LawPaw's convenience fee, the professional's fee and government charges — in writing, before you pay. No hidden charges.
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Enrolment with the Bar Council, ICAI or ICSI is checked before anyone is assigned to you.
Not comfortable? We'll switch
If you're unhappy with the professional, tell your coordinator and we'll help arrange another.
Doorstep when you need it
Document pickup, signing, notary and e-stamp delivery at your home or office.
No honest service can guarantee the result of a court case — but we guarantee our support at every step.
FAQ
Questions people ask
Will I get my money back?+
If you report quickly and the money is still in the receiving account, it can often be frozen and later released by court order. Recovery depends heavily on how fast you act.
Do I need a lawyer for consumer court?+
No, you can file yourself — but a lawyer helps draft a strong complaint and claim proper compensation.
What is the Insurance Ombudsman?+
A free forum for individual policyholders to resolve complaints against insurers, including claim rejections, without going to court.
Can recovery agents call my family or contacts?+
Harassing your family, friends or contacts goes against RBI's fair practices rules and can be reported.
What is the deadline to reply?+
The notice usually sets one, often 15–30 days. For a cheque bounce notice, paying within 15 days of receiving it avoids a criminal complaint.