Criminal cases refer to cases involving illegal actions that impact public order and safety, such as murder, robbery, or fraud. In criminal cases, the prosecution is brought by the state, and if the defendant is found guilty, they may face legal penalties such as imprisonment or fines.

Bail is the process by which a suspect or defendant requests temporary release from custody while awaiting trial. This is typically done by providing a guarantee or financial bond to assure the court that the individual will appear for future hearings and will not flee. If the defendant complies with the court's conditions, they are released until their trial date

Civil cases refer to disputes between individuals or organizations regarding personal rights and interests, such as lawsuits over contracts, claims for damages, or requests for the court to make decisions regarding property. Civil cases do not involve criminal penalties, but instead seek compensation or resolution for the harm caused to the affected party

Estate management is the process of handling the assets and liabilities of a deceased person. An executor or an appointed person by the court will carry out tasks according to the law, such as assessing the value of assets, settling debts, and distributing the inheritance to the beneficiaries as per the will or applicable laws. Estate management ensures that the deceased's assets are distributed correctly according to the law and the deceased's wishes.