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About us
Since 2016 our advocates have helped people across Nepal register companies, protect property, resolve family matters and stand up for their rights, always starting with a clear explanation of where they stand.
Our story
Motherland Legal Consultancy Center was founded in 2016 by a small group of advocates in Putalisadak who kept meeting the same person: someone who had a real legal problem, a stack of documents and no idea what would happen next. We wanted a practice where the first thing a client receives is a clear explanation, not a bill.
What began as a two-room office advising on company registration and property transfers has grown into a team covering more than 25 practice areas, from family and employment matters to immigration, tax and startup advisory. Our advocates have appeared before District Courts, the High Court and the Supreme Court of Nepal, and every one of them is licensed by the Nepal Bar Council.
Along the way we built the tools we wished existed: plain-language summaries of Nepal's legal codes, step-by-step procedure guides and document checklists. Legal expertise still does the heavy lifting; the technology simply makes sure you understand what is happening to you and why.
What drives us
Legal help should leave you better informed than you were before you walked in. These are the commitments that shape how every advisor here works.
To give every person and business in Nepal a clear, honest explanation of their legal position and a practical plan to act on it, whatever their budget or background.
A Nepal where nobody signs a contract, loses a property or faces a court date without understanding their rights, and where finding trustworthy legal help is as simple as booking an appointment.
Why choose us
We measure ourselves on whether you leave a conversation understanding your position better than when you arrived.
Our professional approach
Whether it is a one-off consultation or a matter that runs for months, the process is predictable so you always know what comes next.
We start with your situation, not a form. You tell us what happened and what you are worried about; we ask the questions that matter legally.
You get a plain-language summary of where you stand: the law that applies, the realistic options and the risks of each, in Nepali or English.
Together we choose a route, agree the fees in writing and set out the documents, deadlines and government offices involved.
Your named advisor drafts, files, negotiates or represents you, and keeps you updated at every step until the matter is closed.
Our team
Every advisor has a public profile listing their courts of practice, practice areas, languages and availability.
Confidentiality commitment
Legal problems are personal. Our confidentiality obligations go beyond professional rules, and they are written into how our systems are built.
Read our privacy policyAdvocate-client privilege covers your enquiry from the moment you contact us, whether or not you go on to engage us.
Your documents and notes are held on access-controlled systems and seen only by the advisor and support staff working on your matter.
We do not sell client data, run advertising trackers or share your details with third parties except where the law or a court requires it.
Technology and legal expertise
Most legal questions start the same way: what applies to me, which documents do I need, and how long will it take? We built a set of free tools to answer those questions before you spend a rupee on a consultation.
The tools are written and reviewed by our advocates, not generated by a template. They point you to the relevant law, the procedure and, when you are ready, the advisor who handles that area. Nothing you enter in a tool is treated as legal advice, and nothing replaces a conversation about your specific facts.
Next step
Book a confidential consultation with an advisor who works in your area of law, or send us a message and we will point you in the right direction.
General information only — not legal advice. Read the full disclaimer.