Vakil Jitendra Jagdishchandra Mehta

Working out of Amdavadi Pole is a different experience than being in a modern office park. The office is in Kesav Smruti, specifically at number 10 Mandvi. If you’ve ever walked through Kadava Sheri, you know it’s full of history and narrow lanes. It stays a bit cooler inside these thick walls during the summer months, which is a blessing. My name is Jitendra Jagdishchandra Mehta, and I’ve been practicing here for a long time. People come in with all sorts of legal worries. They sit across from me and we go over their documents one by one. I don't have a big staff. It's mostly just me and the books. The shelves are packed with law volumes and old files from cases years ago. It’s a quiet place most of the time, away from the main road’s noise, though you can still hear the neighbors occasionally. Mandvi is the heart of the old city, and being part of this community matters to me. I don’t believe in flashy advertising. Most people find me because their father or their uncle came to me years ago. I just sit here, read the law, and try to help people navigate their problems. It’s a slow process sometimes, but it’s the right way to do things. The light in the pole is always a bit dim, but it’s home for my work. This is where I'll be if you need help with your paperwork. I don't move fast, but I am thorough.