Chhatarpal Singh

I spend most of my time at the Civil Court in Greater Noida, specifically at number 198. It’s a busy place with people coming and going all day for their legal matters. Gautam Budh Nagar can be quite overwhelming if you aren't used to the pace here. I handle a lot of different cases and paperwork that people need help with. My office isn't large, just enough space for my desk and all the files that seem to keep growing in height. Being near the court helps because things happen fast and you need to be there to file documents on time. Most days start early and end late, depending on how many hearings are scheduled. I've seen the court system change a bit over the years, but the basic way things get done stays the same. People come to me when they are stuck with something legal and don't know the next step. I try to explain it simply without using too much jargon that nobody understands anyway. It is a lot of reading and checking facts. The atmosphere around the court is always energetic, with tea stalls and people waiting on benches. I just focus on the files in front of me. It's a steady life and I'm used to the routine of the legal corridors now. There is always someone looking for a signature or a stamped document. I just stay at my desk and keep working through the pile.