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Barrister-at-Law · Supreme Court of Bangladesh
Considered legal counsel, carefully argued.
Civil, criminal, family, corporate and constitutional matters before the courts of Bangladesh — advised with clarity and represented with diligence.
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Barrister Tahsina
Barrister-at-Law · Advocate, Supreme Court of Bangladesh
Enrolled Advocate
Bangladesh Bar Council
Practice Areas
Areas of practice
Representation and advisory work across the principal branches of Bangladeshi law.
Civil Litigation
Suits for declaration, partition, specific performance, recovery of possession, injunctions and appeals — from plaint to decree and execution.
Read moreCriminal Matters
Bail applications, quashment, defence at trial, appeals and revisions, along with advice at the investigation stage.
Read moreFamily & Matrimonial
Marriage, dower and maintenance, custody and guardianship, divorce, restitution of conjugal rights and inheritance disputes.
Read moreCorporate & Commercial
Company formation and compliance, shareholder disputes, contracts, joint ventures, employment matters and commercial recovery.
Read moreProperty & Land
Title verification, mutation and record correction, land acquisition, tenancy, real-estate transactions and pre-emption.
Read moreConstitutional & Administrative
Writ petitions under Article 102, service matters, licensing and regulatory challenges, and public-interest litigation.
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About
About Barrister Tahsina
Barrister Tahsina is a Barrister-at-Law and an Advocate of the Supreme Court of Bangladesh, advising individuals, families and businesses on contentious and advisory matters. The chamber combines rigorous preparation with plain-language advice, so that every client understands both the strength of their position and the road ahead.
- A written assessment of every matter — cost and likely outcome made clear at the outset.
- Personal appearance before the High Court Division, district courts and tribunals.
- A private client portal — case progress and documents available at any time.
The chamber
Why clients choose this chamber
Preparation, candour and continuity — the three things that decide how a matter is handled.
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Prepared, not improvised
Every hearing is worked out on paper first: the point to be taken, the authority for it and the documents that support it.
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Advice in plain language
You are told what your position actually is, including where it is weak, before money is spent on filing.
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One point of contact
The person who advises you is the person who appears for you. Nothing is handed off without your knowledge.
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Files you can see
A private portal shows your case timeline, next date and documents whenever you want to check.
Services
How the chamber can help
From a single written opinion to full representation through appeal.
Court Representation
Appearance and advocacy before the trial courts, tribunals, the High Court Division and the Appellate Division.
Legal Opinion & Advice
Reasoned written opinions on rights, risks and remedies, delivered in language a non-lawyer can act on.
Drafting & Documentation
Plaints, applications, written statements, affidavits, agreements, deeds and legal notices.
Legal Notice & Negotiation
Pre-litigation notices and settlement negotiation, so a dispute ends before it becomes a case.
Company & Compliance
Incorporation, RJSC filings, licences, board and shareholder documentation.
Document Verification
Title searches, deed scrutiny and due-diligence reports before you buy, lend or invest.
Articles
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Articles & legal insight
Notes on procedure, rights and practice — written for the people they affect.
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Testimonials
In clients’ words
Explained a complicated contract dispute in plain language and told me honestly what was worth fighting for and what was not.A. RahmanBusiness owner, Dhaka
The case timeline in the client portal meant I never had to call and ask what was happening.S. AkterClient, family matter
Preparation was thorough and every document was ready before the date. That is rarer than it should be.M. HossainClient, land matter
Get in touch
Discuss your matter in confidence
Send a short outline of the issue and your preferred time. The chamber replies within one working day.