Applications for bail pending trial can be made at any of the three stages. The 37 days from the time of criminal detention to the approval of the arrest warrant are the most crucial. A lawyer will explain the timing and conditions for applying for bail.
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Suspects of fraud are not necessarily ineligible for bail. First-time offenders, those who have made restitution and obtained the victim's forgiveness, and those who pose no threat to society may successfully argue against being formally arrested.
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There are obvious differences between corporate crimes and individual crimes in terms of the subject, identification, and punishment. Corporate crimes are often subject to the double punishment system.
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Criminal compliance lawyers help enterprises identify and prevent criminal risks, and promote compliance rectification to seek leniency after being involved in a case.
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In general, the shares of co-heirs in the same order are equal. However, those who fulfill their main obligation to support the elderly can receive a larger share, while those who fail to fulfill their obligation may receive a smaller share or no share at all.
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The fetus is delivered alive, and the reserved share belongs to it. If the fetus dies before birth, the share will be inherited by its own heirs.
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When dividing the inheritance, a share of the inheritance should be reserved for the fetus. If the fetus is stillborn, the inheritance shall be handled in accordance with the statutory inheritance law.
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Stepsiblings can only inherit the inheritance of their stepparents if they form a supportive relationship with them. A lawyer explains the criteria for determining this relationship.
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A son-in-law who has lost his spouse and fulfilled his main obligation of supporting his in-laws can be considered a first-order heir. A lawyer explains the relevant conditions.
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If an heir dies before the inheritance is divided, their share of the inheritance will be transferred to their own heirs. The lawyer explains the rules of ownership attribution.
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Subrogated heirs generally only inherit the share to which the person they are subrogated to is entitled, and the share is then divided equally among several heirs. A lawyer explains the relevant rules.
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Subrogated succession requires that the decedent's children die before him/her, and the succession is then carried out by their younger direct blood relatives. A lawyer's interpretation of the legal requirements.
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The second-order heirs can only inherit if there are no first-order heirs. A lawyer explains the rules of inheritance order.
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Whether digital assets can be inherited depends on whether they are personal legal property and the restrictions imposed by the platform's agreements. A lawyer explains the relevant rules.
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Whether being sued for debts owed by a spouse will have an impact depends on the nature of the debt and whether they signed the contract or received the benefits together.
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