Dealing with a legal issue can be daunting. At Vyas Adheen Law Office, we understand the difficulties you may be experiencing and we are dedicated to safeguarding your rights. Our committed team is here to advocate for you and ensure justice is served. With years of experience, we have the knowledge to guide you through the complexities of the legal system. We prioritize keeping our clients informed and involved throughout the process. Your case is our top priority, and we are honored to serve you. Contact us today for a free consultation, and let us assist you in navigating your legal journey.
Criminal law encompasses rules and statutes that define conduct prohibited by the government because it threatens public safety and welfare. The State prosecutes criminal acts, while private practice lawyers defend the accused. Vyas Adheen Law Office is renowned for excellence in criminal advocacy, specializing in protecting the rights of the accused and defending the innocent. Whether a client is charged with murder or driving offenses, we are fully committed in providing the highest standards of client care and acting in the best interests of our clients.
Vyas Adheen law office has assisted numerous police enquiries and has done several successful bail hearings. He has on numerous occasions get positive ruling from the bench and he has achieved his high repute in the domain of criminal law by these extraordinary achievements.
Me Vyas Adheen can represent clients before any Mauritian Law Enforcement institutions such as Police station, ADSU, CID, MCIT and FCC.
He has an acquittal rate of over 95% when criminal law is concerned.
Civil litigation covers a wide range of disputes where one party claims another party who has committed a wrong but not a crime. Me Vyas Adheen represents claimants and defendants in various disputes, including personal injury compensation, landlord/tenant matters, and property rights. With appearances in nearly all civil courts in Mauritius, he specializes in French, Mauritian, and English law, particularly in Contract Law, Property Law, and Obligations Law.
He has successfully represented his client before all courts of civil jurisdiction. He has successfully represented clients in cases where they were claiming over Rs 10 million.
He often appears before the land division of the Supreme Court in complex land ownership issues.
He has an extraordinary skill when it concerns negotiation and settlement in civil cases. He has successfully settled numerous complex matters before nearly all jurisdiction.
Family law governs the legal responsibilities between individuals sharing a domestic connection, often involving parties related by blood or marriage, but it can also affect more distant or casual relationships. Me Vyas Adheen has extensive expertise in matters such as divorce, financial and property separation, adoption, child custody, and domestic violence.
Me Vyas Adheen has the experience of doing several complex divorce cases involving custody battles and property division and partition after the divorce.
At our office, we understand the emotional and legal complexities of divorce. We are here to achieve the best possible outcome for you and your family.
Public and private companies rely on Me Vyas Adheen for strategic planning and immediate intervention on matters requiring both short-term and long-term planning. He advises on all aspects of company law, from incorporation to winding up (voluntary or otherwise), as well as on capital restructurings, group reorganizations, reductions of capital, schemes of arrangement, constitutional issues, and regulatory compliance, including for listed companies.
Commercial litigation often involves disputes related to commercial contracts, civil fraud, business protection, and company law. Me Vyas Adheen advises and litigates in a wide range of commercial contract matters in both the Commercial Court and arbitral forums. Regularly handled issues include bankruptcy, insolvency, matters arising from the Companies Act, banking, insurance, bills of exchange, and commercial disputes. He has been involved in transactions exceeding 100 million Rupees.
The office of Me Vyas Adheen has successfully represented a million worth company which was going into bankruptcy. He saved the company from facing Bankruptcy before the Supreme Court.
Me Vyas Adheen has also successfully represented his clients who was claiming over million Rs with several well reputed companies in Mauritius.
Me Vyas Adheen provides tailored Mauritian immigration law services for individuals seeking to enter or remain in Mauritius for work, investment, study, or family. He also offers business immigration services for investors, entrepreneurs, small businesses, and large companies. If you intend to invest in the Mauritian economy, set up a business, open a bank account, or recruit foreign workers, Me Vyas Adheen ensures that all immigration requirements are met, working directly with businesses of all sizes.
Here’s what you need to know:
There are several routes to obtain an Occupation Permit (a combined work and residence permit) in Mauritius, whether you are an investor, professional, or self-employed individual.
Investor
An investor can apply for an OP (Investor) under four options:
Professional
To qualify for an Occupation Permit as a professional, you must have a monthly basic salary of at least 22,500 rupees. The permit may be granted for the duration specified in your employment contract or for up to 10 years, whichever is shorter.
Self-Employed
A self-employed individual must be a non-citizen registered with the Registrar of Businesses under the Business Registration Act or operating as a one-person company. The criteria include an initial investment of $35,000, provided the self-employed individual is engaged in the services sector only.
Me Vyas Adheen offers comprehensive assistance with occupation permits and visa applications. He also supports clients in relocating their businesses or themselves as individuals to the paradise island of Mauritius.
Retire to Mauritius
But are you aware that relocation is not only limited to work and business. You can also retire peacefully in Mauritius.The criteria is that you must be at least 50 years of age and have a minimum monthly income of USD 1500. Alternatively, you can show a minimum of USD 18,000 in a bank account of your country of Residence.
Interested with the above mentioned scheme? Contact the office of Me Vyas Adheen