Explain the actions that family members can take in accordance with the law during the investigation stage, emphasizing the practical points of appointing a lawyer to meet with the suspect as soon as possible, establishing mitigating circumstances, and striving to prevent the suspect from being arrested.
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Explain the legal actions that family members can take during criminal detention, emphasizing the importance of hiring a lawyer to meet with the detainee, establishing the mitigating circumstances of the crime, and grasping the key period of 37 days.
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Explain the rules for negotiating attorney fees for criminal cases based on the stages and workload, and highlight the government's guidance prices, the prohibition of contingency fees, and the key points of signing written agreements.
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Explain the duties of criminal defense lawyers at the stages of investigation, review of prosecution, and trial, covering meetings, review of case files, bail application, and courtroom defense, and highlight the value of early involvement.
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It explains the work that criminal defense lawyers can carry out in the investigation stage, including meetings, legal assistance, appeals and complaints, applying for bail, and reviewing the necessity of detention, emphasizing the significance of getting involved as early as possible.
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Explain the right and procedures of defense lawyers to meet with suspects after criminal detention according to law, emphasizing that they can meet with suspects with three certificates, arrange the meeting within 48 hours at the latest, and meet the permission requirements for special cases.
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Explain the statutory conditions and timing for bail pending trial during criminal detention, emphasizing the critical window for securing bail during the investigation stage, the role of lawyers' meetings and the submission of legal opinions, as well as factors affecting the success rate of bail applications.
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Explain how legal advice on inheritance can help multi-child families clarify their share of the inheritance, fix evidence, identify the nature of disposed property and pensions, and evaluate the strategy of obtaining a larger share of the inheritance through litigation.
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The lawyer listed the statutory circumstances under which a will is invalid, including incapacity, fraud and coercion, forgery and tampering, and the disposal of other people's property. He also explained the formal requirements, handwriting identification, and key points of evidence presentation.
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The lawyer explained that in inheritance disputes, three types of evidence need to be collected: the identities of relatives, the scope of the estate, and the provisions of the will regarding support. These include proof of the heir's eligibility, ownership of real estate and deposits, and evidence of additional support obligations. The lawyer also advised that it's important to secure this eviden...
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The lawyer explained the handling method of inheritance and division of jointly owned property, which is to first separate half of the couple's joint property and then distribute the inheritance shares, and pointed out the key points of physical division, compensation by discounted value, and evaluation of the value of the property.
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The lawyer explained the rules that the estate in intestate succession includes debts, that the heirs shall pay off the debts within the actual value of the inherited estate, and reminded the heirs to give up the inheritance to avoid debts and the key points of performing the obligations attached to the will.
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The lawyer explained the litigation strategy for property inheritance disputes involving multiple children, covering the scope of heirs, the division of marital joint property, the validity of wills, and the distribution of alimony, and provided tips on selecting litigation requests and preservation measures.
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The lawyer explained the rules for multiple heirs dividing property, distinguishing between testamentary and statutory inheritance, separating marital joint property, and awarding a larger share to those who fulfill their duty of support. He also provided tips on evidence collection and litigation strategies.
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The lawyer explained that illegitimate children enjoy equal inheritance rights with legitimate children, and they are first-order heirs. He also pointed out the key points of proving parent-child relationships, refusing to do genetic testing, and the court's presumption of paternity and the division of inheritance.
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