Private legal counsel · Pokhara, Kaski

A female lawyer in Pokhara who listens before she advises.

Advocate Gita Acharya is an experienced woman advocate in Pokhara providing confidential legal advice for divorce, family disputes, child custody, maintenance, domestic violence and women's property rights. Your consultation and case strategy are handled personally.

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Advocate Gita Acharya

Nepal Bar Council 9058 · 20+ years of practice

20+

Years of legal practice

9058

Nepal Bar registration

Pokhara-7

Office at Mustang Chowk

Legal advice without judgement

Why speak with a woman advocate in Pokhara?

Searching for a female lawyer in Pokhara is often about feeling able to discuss a sensitive family or personal matter openly. A divorce, an abusive relationship, child custody or exclusion from family property can be difficult to explain. The first conversation should make the legal position clearer, not make the client feel judged.

Advocate Gita Acharya has practised law in Pokhara for more than two decades. As a family lawyer and women's rights advocate in Kaski, she advises wives, mothers, daughters, widows and Nepalis living abroad. She identifies the correct court or office, the evidence the matter depends on and the realistic options before any case is filed.

Gitanjali Law Firm represents clients at Kaski District Court and on appeal at High Court Pokhara. The office at Mustang Chowk, Pokhara-7 is accessible for clients from across Pokhara, Kaski and Gandaki Province.

Family and women's legal services

How our female lawyer can help

Clear advice, careful evidence preparation and direct representation in Pokhara.

Divorce and separation

Mutual and contested divorce at Kaski District Court, with property, maintenance and custody dealt with together rather than left to be argued about later.

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Maintenance and children

Claims for maintenance for you and your children, custody and visitation, and enforcement where an order is being ignored.

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Domestic violence and protection

Complaints, interim protection applications, and coordination with the Women and Children Service Centre of Nepal Police in Kaski.

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Property and partition rights

Daughters' equal rights in ancestral property, a widow's rights, and recovery of property transferred to defeat a claim.

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If you are in immediate danger

Safety comes before paperwork. Nepal Police can be reached on 100, and the Women and Children Service Centre in Kaski handles domestic violence cases. Get somewhere safe, get any injury medically documented, and preserve evidence — photographs, messages, medical papers — only where it is safe to do so. Then call us and we will take the legal steps from there.

You can also message +977 9856032228 on WhatsApp. Nothing is filed and no family member is contacted without your instruction.

What to bring to your consultation

Citizenship and marriage registration documents
Children's birth certificates for custody or maintenance
Land ownership certificates and available property records
Messages, photographs, medical papers or other relevant evidence

Do not delay seeking advice because documents remain in a house you have left. Certified copies of many records can be obtained. Bring what you safely have and we will identify the rest.

Local legal representation

Meet a female advocate at Mustang Chowk, Pokhara-7

Private appointments are available for clients in Pokhara and throughout Kaski. Clients outside Nepal can begin by phone or WhatsApp and arrange representation through a valid power of attorney where appropriate.

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Questions women ask us most

Is there a female lawyer in Pokhara for divorce cases?

Yes. Advocate Gita Acharya is a woman advocate practising in Pokhara with over 20 years of experience, and she takes divorce, maintenance, custody and domestic violence consultations personally at the office at Mustang Chowk, Pokhara-7. Call or WhatsApp +977 9856032228.

Can I speak to a woman advocate privately, without my family knowing?

Yes. Consultations are confidential and no relative is contacted without your instruction. If it is unsafe to be seen visiting a law office, message +977 9856032228 on WhatsApp first and we will arrange a time and, where necessary, a discreet way to meet.

What can I do about domestic violence in Pokhara?

You can lodge a complaint under the Domestic Violence (Offence and Punishment) Act, seek interim protection from the court, and involve the Women and Children Service Centre of Nepal Police in Kaski. Where there is immediate danger, safety comes first and the legal steps follow. Preserve evidence where you safely can — medical records, photographs, messages — because these decide the case.

Do I have rights to property if I leave my husband's house?

Your property rights do not disappear because you move out, and leaving for safety does not forfeit a claim. What you can recover depends on which property is joint or ancestral, what was acquired during the marriage, and what the land records show. Bring the ownership certificates and marriage documents to the consultation — and take advice before signing anything a relative asks you to sign.

Can you help if I am abroad and my marriage in Nepal has broken down?

Yes. Many women working in the Gulf, Malaysia, Korea, Japan or further afield run their cases in Pokhara through an authorised power of attorney attested at the Nepali embassy or consulate. We handle the filing and hearings here and keep you updated directly.

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