She works in the field of legal anthropology. Inspired by her training in law (B.C.L., LL.B.) and anthropology, she has developed an ethnographic methodology to grasp the nuances of women's discourses and practices in the process of obtaining their property and inheritance rights through the state legal bureaucracy in India. Also, her research focuses on the interplay between formal and informal factors of access of justice and the role of para-legal women's organization in the mediation of conflicts occurring at the level of the household. So far, her fieldwork took place in Maharashtra and Kerala.