The lawyer explained how private wealth inheritance lawyers can prevent inheritance disputes in advance through wills, family agreements, and property ownership arrangements.
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The lawyer explains the effectiveness of a testament with obligations and the consequences of its execution, and distinguishes the priority rules for notarized wills before and after the implementation of the Civil Code, as well as the key points of evidence collection.
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The lawyer reviews the five common risks of family wealth inheritance, including defects in wills, rights protection for proxy holders, and mandatory reserved shares, and provides advice on pre-marital planning and evidence preservation.
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The lawyer explained the path of establishing ownership in the dispute over inheritance of real estate: first, define the scope of the estate, then confirm the heirs' qualifications and shares, and resolve disputes over ownership in the name of others or transfer of ownership through litigation to establish ownership and handle the transfer of ownership.
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The lawyer explained the differences between legal services for inheritance and inheritance notarization: notarization focuses on preliminary proof, while legal services cover planning, litigation, and execution of division. Notarization is not a mandatory procedure for inheritance.
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The lawyer explained the core evidence for litigation over inheritance disputes in wills: death certificates, kinship certificates, the original will, and certificates of legal capacity and ownership of the estate. He also provided guidance on how to handle conflicts arising from multiple wills.
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The lawyer explained the rules regarding the start and end of the 30-day cooling-off period for divorce. During the cooling-off period, the application can be withdrawn. After the cooling-off period, the couple should jointly apply for a divorce certificate within 30 days. If one party changes their mind, they can file for divorce through litigation.
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The lawyer explained the response after the first divorce lawsuit was rejected: the plaintiff can file another lawsuit six months after the judgment takes effect, and if the couple has been separated for more than a year, the court will grant the divorce upon the second lawsuit. The lawyer also provided advice on evidence collection and the pace of litigation.
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The lawyer explained the core list of evidence for the custody dispute in the divorce case, which includes the children's living records, evidence of fault, the ability to provide support, and the wishes of children over the age of eight.
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The lawyer explained the ownership rules for parents who contribute funds to purchase a house, distinguished between the identification of gifts registered under the children's individual names and those registered under both parents' names, and provided advice on the provision of proof of fund contributions and evidence of buying a house under another person's name.
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The lawyer explained the role of hiring a lawyer in custody disputes, covering evidence collection, proof of fault, visitation rights, and mediation strategies, and provided advice on fees and timeframes.
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The lawyer explained that in divorce property disputes, lawyers can apply for court investigation orders to inquire into accounts, securities, and real estate, and provide tips on evidence collection, preservation of evidence, and cost cycles.
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The lawyer explained how to increase the chances of winning the custody battle by applying the principle of acting in the best interests of the minor children, and provided tips on gathering evidence related to custody, evidence of fault, and the children's wishes.
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The lawyer explained the rules for dividing the increase in value of pre-marital stocks after marriage, distinguishing between natural appreciation and active management income, and highlighted the key points of account isolation and evidence of transaction records.
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The lawyer explained that even if the other party does not agree to the divorce, one can still file a lawsuit for divorce. He emphasized the importance of providing evidence of a broken relationship, legal grounds for divorce, and the timing of the second lawsuit, and also provided guidance on handling cases involving foreign parties and trials in absentia.
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