Experienced Criminal, Divorce & Bail Lawyer with Chamber in Uttara, Dhaka — Serving Clients Across Bangladesh.
Advocate Md. Shah Alam is a distinguished legal professional with over a decade of experience practicing law at the Supreme Court of Bangladesh. His unwavering commitment to justice has earned him recognition as one of the most trusted advocates in Dhaka.
Specializing in criminal and civil litigation, he has successfully represented clients in high-stakes cases involving complex legal challenges. His approach combines thorough legal research, strategic thinking, and compassionate client service.
Beyond the courtroom, Advocate Shah Alam is passionate about legal education and community service, regularly contributing to legal awareness programs and mentoring young lawyers.
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To get bail in Bangladesh, a bail application must be filed in the appropriate court — either a Sessions Court, Metropolitan Sessions Court, or the High Court Division, depending on the nature of the charge. An experienced bail lawyer in Dhaka will prepare and file the application, present valid grounds (no flight risk, clean record, health conditions), and argue before the judge. For non-bailable offences, the High Court bail process is often required. Contact Adv. Shah Alam for urgent bail matters.
For Muslims, a husband may issue a talaq notice under the Muslim Family Laws Ordinance 1961, which must be sent to the Union Parishad/City Corporation chairman and the spouse. A wife may seek divorce via khula (mutual consent) or through family court on grounds like cruelty or desertion. For Hindus and Christians, separate personal laws apply. All divorce procedures require proper legal documentation and often court proceedings. A divorce lawyer in Uttara can guide you through the complete process.
Simple cases in Magistrate Courts may conclude in 6–18 months. Sessions Court cases often take 2–5 years depending on complexity, number of witnesses, and court schedule. Cases reaching the High Court Division can take longer. Prompt legal action, strong evidence preparation, and an experienced criminal lawyer in Uttara can help accelerate the process.
Land disputes in Bangladesh are resolved through civil courts by filing a title suit, partition suit, or declaration suit. Supporting documents include deed of sale, mutation records, RS/BS khatian, and possession evidence. An experienced land dispute lawyer in Uttara can assess your documents, represent you in court, and pursue swift resolution.
A company and corporate lawyer in Bangladesh helps with business formation under the Companies Act 1994, drafting partnership agreements, shareholder disputes, corporate compliance, and commercial contract review. Advocate Shah Alam advises businesses and entrepreneurs across Dhaka on protecting their commercial interests.
Lawyer fees in Bangladesh vary by case type and court level. Basic consultation fees typically range from BDT 500–2,000. Court appearance fees depend on the case complexity — simple hearings may start from BDT 2,000–5,000, while complex High Court and Supreme Court cases can range higher. Advocate Shah Alam provides professional consultations via WhatsApp, phone, or in-chamber visit to assess your case. Transparent fee structures are provided upfront. Payment accepted via bKash: 01712655546.
If you or a family member is arrested in Bangladesh, immediately contact a criminal lawyer. Under Article 33 of the Bangladesh Constitution, an arrested person has the right to be informed of the grounds of arrest and to consult a lawyer of their choice. Do not sign any documents without legal counsel. Contact Advocate Shah Alam immediately via WhatsApp for urgent bail and legal advice — available for emergency consultations.
Cyber crimes in Bangladesh are handled under the Digital Security Act 2018 (DSA) and the ICT Act. Cases involve filing GD (General Diary) at the police station or directly with the Cyber Crime Unit. These cases are heard in Cyber Tribunals. Charges can include hacking, social media defamation, financial fraud, and identity theft. Advocate Shah Alam has experience in defending and prosecuting digital security cases in Dhaka courts.