Marriage legal consultation usually covers five categories: divorce path, property division, child custody, fault compensation, and debt sharing. For agreement-based divorce, there is a 30-day cooling-off period, and for litigation-based divorce, the standard is whether the marriage has broken down.
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First, distinguish between joint debts and personal debts. According to Article 1064 of the Civil Code, personal debts exceeding the needs of daily life of the family shall not be jointly assumed in principle, and the creditor needs to provide evidence of the purpose of the debt.
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The outcome of a custody dispute depends on evidence and strategy. According to Article 1084 of the Civil Code, the court makes a judgment based on the principle of what is most beneficial to the minor children, and the key points are to stabilize the custody relationship and provide evidence of care.
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Many free marriage and family counseling channels are set up by the government. They can help people clarify their legal position, but they cannot replace formal legal representation. Those who meet the criteria for financial hardship can apply for legal aid in accordance with the Legal Aid Law.
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The custody decision is based on the principle of what is in the best interests of the minor children. According to Article 1084 of the Civil Code, children under the age of two are generally raised by their mothers directly, and children over the age of eight should be allowed to express their true wishes regarding custody arrangements.
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When getting a divorce, you don't have to pay for the other party's personal debts. According to Article 1064 of the Civil Code, debts incurred in an individual's name that exceed the needs of daily family life are not generally shared jointly. The creditor needs to provide evidence of the purpose of the debt.
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Under what circumstances will the procuratorate agree to change the coercive measures? Explain the review basis, common circumstances of approval, and application key points.
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What is the likelihood of a verdict being overturned on appeal? Explain the appellate process, the factors affecting the likelihood of a verdict being overturned, and the key steps to increase the chances of a favorable outcome on appeal.
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Can I stop repaying the loan if the house is unfinished? This article explains the risks of unilaterally stopping loan repayments and the correct path to terminate the purchase and loan contracts.
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Can foreign arbitral awards be enforced in China? Please explain the application process, review conditions, and circumstances under which enforcement is not permitted.
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Can I sue to recover losses from virtual currency transactions? Explain the judicial reasoning for determining the legality of the transactions, the validity of the contract, and the apportionment of fault.
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Is a contract valid if it encounters foreign exchange control during cross-border investment? Explain the distinction between effectiveness provisions and management provisions, as well as performance obstacles.
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Is the contract signed by an apparent agent valid? Explain the constitutive elements, the burden of proof, and the determination of the counterparty's good faith.
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Is it necessary to notify the debtor when transferring a creditor's right? Explain the obligation to notify, the legal consequences, and the key points of practical operation.
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Can force majeure lead to exemption from liability for breach of contract? Explain the conditions for exemption from liability, the obligation to notify and provide evidence, and the circumstances that occur after a delay in performance.
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