Shweta Soni is a Partner at Fortune Legal Advocates, with a diverse practice spanning family and matrimonial law, private client advisory, property and succession, immigration and cross-border matters, corporate governance, employment advisory, and regulatory compliance.
Her family law practice encompasses matrimonial and custody litigation, divorce, maintenance, guardianship, domestic disputes, matrimonial settlements, adoption, and surrogacy laws. She advises clients on complex family arrangements, including matters involving cross-border and international considerations.
Shweta advises individuals and families on property, succession, inheritance, wills, probate, estate planning, and related disputes. Her private client practice also extends to matters involving non-resident individuals, overseas assets, and cross-border succession and estate issues. Her immigration practice covers immigration and visa laws, Overseas Citizenship of India (OCI) matters, citizenship-related issues, and regulatory requirements concerning international mobility and residence.
On the corporate and advisory side, Shweta advises private limited companies, startups, and emerging businesses on corporate governance, employment arrangements, employment agreements, internal corporate policies, management frameworks, and operational policies. She assists businesses in structuring, developing, and documenting HR, management, operational, compliance, and governance frameworks in accordance with their organisational and regulatory requirements.
She also advises commercial and foreign banks on management and operational policies, regulatory frameworks, corporate governance, employment and internal policies, and compliance requirements applicable to their operations in India. Her practice includes advising regulated entities on sector-specific regulatory requirements and developing and reviewing internal policy frameworks.
Shweta’s technology-sector practice covers technology regulatory and advisory matters, including digital businesses, contractual and operational frameworks, technology-related compliance, data protection, and regulatory issues affecting technology-driven businesses. She advises clients on compliance with the Digital Personal Data Protection Act (DPDPA), privacy frameworks, data governance, and associated contractual and policy requirements.
Her cross-border practice encompasses immigration and mobility, family and matrimonial matters, property and succession, corporate compliance, and regulatory advisory involving individuals and businesses with international interests or operations.
Shweta also advises and represents clients in commercial arbitration and related proceedings, particularly in disputes arising from contractual, corporate, employment, property, and commercial relationships.
Her practice is focused on providing integrated legal advice across private client matters, family and matrimonial disputes, corporate governance, employment, regulated-sector advisory, technology and data protection, immigration, property and succession, cross-border compliance, and commercial arbitration.
