There is no unified standard for attorney fees for custody cases. They are negotiated based on hourly rates, time spent, or a percentage of the case value, and risk-based fees are not allowed in marital cases. Court fees are charged in accordance with the "Measures for the Payment of Litigation Costs" and are accumulated in stages.
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The extramarital affair does not directly determine custody rights. The court will make a judgment based on the principle of what is most beneficial to the minor children, and respect the children's wishes if they are over eight years old. Evidence of the extramarital affair can be used for property division and compensation.
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The fees charged by family law firms are not necessarily higher. Lawyers' fees are negotiated in accordance with regulations, and risk-based representation is prohibited in marital cases. Litigation fees are accumulated in stages according to the "Measures for the Payment of Litigation Costs", and a written breakdown should be requested before signing the contract.
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The reliability of online marriage and family counseling depends on the qualifications of the practitioners and the analysis of individual cases. Before formally entrusting a lawyer with the case, it is necessary to verify the lawyer's practice license number. For complex cases, it is recommended to have a face-to-face consultation and sign a written contract of entrustment.
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The owners of unfinished buildings who directly stop repaying their loans collectively face the risk of being sued and having their credit records affected. They should seek legal redress through litigation to terminate the sales and loan contracts and stop payments in accordance with the law. They should also protect their rights in accordance with Article 563 of the Civil Code and the interpreta...
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The mediation agreement presided over or witnessed by a lawyer shall be legally binding upon the signing by both parties; it shall have enforceable force after being confirmed by the court or delivered by the mediation document, and the parties may apply for enforcement thereof.
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When choosing a criminal defense law firm, you should consider their legal qualifications, years of criminal law practice, experience in similar cases, process standards, and transparent fee structures. Verify their credentials and evaluate them comprehensively. Be cautious of firms that make unrealistic promises about the outcomes of cases.
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If the sponsor institution fails to perform its duties diligently and causes losses to investors, they can claim joint and several liability according to Articles 85 and 163 of the Securities Law. To do so, they need to prove the existence of fault and causality. They can file complaints or lawsuits to protect their rights and interests.
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After a bond default, investors may claim joint and several liability against the underwriters for their failure to exercise due diligence or for making false statements, in accordance with Article 85 of the Securities Law. To do so, they need to prove the fault, the losses, and the causal relationship. They can seek legal redress through negotiation, complaints, or litigation.
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Claims for securities false statements require evidence such as identity proof, transaction statements, punishment documents, and loss calculations. According to the Securities Law and the Judicial Interpretation on False Statements, the plaintiff bears the burden of proof for the causality, and the statute of limitations for litigation is three years from the date of disclosure.
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Lease financing (Article 735 of the Civil Code) involves three parties and combines financing with the leasing of goods, while ordinary leasing (Article 703) involves two parties and focuses on the use and benefits of the leased goods. The two types of leasing differ in terms of the composition of the rent, the allocation of risks, and the rules for reclaiming the leased goods.
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If the lessee of financial leasing defaults on the rent and still fails to pay after being reminded according to Article 752 of the Civil Code, the lessor may terminate the contract and recover the leased object, but the recovery must be lawful and cannot be forcibly seized without authorization, otherwise it may constitute an infringement.
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If the lease precedes the mortgage and the house has been handed over, according to Articles 405 and 725 of the Civil Code, the lease is not affected by the sale, and the auction does not affect the lessee; if the mortgage precedes the lease, the lessee may be affected and can claim compensation from the original lessor.
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If the lessee defaults on the rent, the lessor shall not cut off the water and electricity supply without authorization; if the lessor terminates the lease and claims the arrears in rent after giving a notice in accordance with Article 722 of the Civil Code, the lessor shall compensate for the losses caused by the disconnection of supplies. In the event of illegal disconnection of supplies, the le...
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If the headquarters stops supplying goods to the franchisee without a legitimate reason, causing the contract's purpose to fail, the franchisee may terminate the contract, refund the franchise fee, and claim compensation in accordance with Article 563 of the Civil Code. The key lies in establishing the fact of the supply disruption and obtaining evidence of the breach of contract.
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