An advocate is a legally qualified person (usually an LLB graduate) who is registered with the Bar Council and is legally empowered to represent clients in court, give legal advice and draft legal documents. In India, they primarily represent clients in the High Court or various tribunals. Detailed information about an advocate: Definition and work: An advocate is a legal professional who, in addition to giving advice on legal matters, also represents a party in court [7, 8]. Lawyer vs Advocate: Although in general terms everyone is a lawyer, those who are registered with the Bar Council and are allowed to practice in court are usually called 'Advocates' or 'affiliated'. Qualifications: After earning an LLB (LL.B.) degree, one can become an advocate by enrolling in the Bar Council and passing a specific Bar Council examination. Role: An advocate represents clients in court, resolves legal disputes, and prepares legal documents. In simple terms, an advocate is a professional member of the legal profession of the court, who provides legal assistance for your legal battles.