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in Basavakalyan.
Contact the Basavakalyan office
VSP Associates
Office No. 3, Court Road
Basavakalyan, Bidar district, Karnataka
Call before travelling to confirm the advocate’s availability. This is the firm’s office contact number.
Search the office address on Google Maps ↗
Before you visit
Call with a brief description of your matter and mention whether you wish to speak with Vikram Patil or Vitthal. Confirm availability, the consultation fee and which documents to bring. If a proceeding is underway, have the case number, court name and next date ready.
Frequently asked questions
How do I contact Vikram Patil or Vitthal?
Call the VSP Associates office on +91 94497 44906 and mention which advocate you wish to speak with. Vikram Patil leads the civil and criminal practice; Vitthal works with him as a junior advocate and has more than 15 years of experience. The published number is the shared office contact, not Vitthal’s personal number.
Where is VSP Associates located?
Our address is Office No. 3, Court Road, Basavakalyan, Bidar district, Karnataka. Call the office before leaving to confirm availability and ask for help finding the entrance. The map link searches this address; it is not a separate branch location.
Can I contact the firm from Bidar or Gulbarga?
Yes. The practice serves Basavakalyan, Bidar and Kalaburagi, also known as Gulbarga. Call the Basavakalyan office and explain where your matter is located and whether proceedings have already started. The office can then confirm whether the team can take up your matter. We do not list separate offices in Bidar city or Kalaburagi.
What should I have ready when I call?
Have your name, a brief description of the issue, the location of the matter and any upcoming date ready. If a case already exists, keep the case number and court name to hand. You can ask about the appointment, documents to bring and the applicable consultation fee during the call.
What should I bring to a civil-law appointment?
Bring the documents connected with the dispute: relevant agreements, notices, correspondence, property records if applicable, and any existing court papers. A one-page timeline with dates and names helps organise the discussion. Keep originals safe and bring readable copies where possible.
What should I bring to a criminal-law appointment?
Bring any available complaint or FIR copy, police notice, summons, previous court orders and case details. Write down important dates and what has happened so far. Tell the advocate at the start if there is an upcoming appearance or another time-sensitive issue. These are preparation suggestions, not advice on how to respond to a notice.
What are the consultation and representation fees?
Contact the office for the applicable fee before your appointment. Consultation, drafting and representation may involve different scopes of work; ask which work is included and how further work will be charged. No fixed fee or free consultation is advertised on this website.
Will calling the office mean the firm has accepted my case?
No. A phone call or website visit does not by itself appoint the firm to act for you. Confirm directly with the advocate whether the matter has been accepted, what work is covered and what fees apply. Do not assume representation has begun until that is agreed.
Can the outcome or duration of my case be guaranteed?
No. An outcome or completion date cannot be promised on this website. The facts, documents, issues involved and progress of proceedings all matter. Discuss the available options and likely next steps with the advocate after the documents have been reviewed.