Frequently Asked Questions

22 2026-10

How to write a will that is legally valid?

A Beijing lawyer explains the formal requirements and content requirements for a valid will, including four forms of wills: self-written, proxy-written, printed, and notarized, as well as the consequences of common defects in wills.

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22 2026-10

How to litigate in a property inheritance dispute?

Beijing lawyers explain the filing and evidence presentation key points of real estate inheritance litigation, including the handling approach for cases involving buying a house under someone else's name, notarized waiver of inheritance, and the validity of wills.

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22 2026-10

What materials are required for witnessing a will?

A Beijing lawyer explains the materials and formal requirements for witnessing a will, including the differences between a handwritten will, a will written by a proxy, and a printed will, as well as the consequences of common defects in wills.

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22 2026-10

How should property inheritance disputes be handled?

Beijing lawyers outline the steps for handling property inheritance disputes: ownership verification, determination of the validity of the will, evidence of the borrowed name relationship, and share calculation, including an example of a case with two rounds of trial.

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22 2026-10

How can one win a child custody dispute?

A Beijing lawyer analyzes the winning conditions and evidence presentation strategies in custody disputes, including age segmentation, fault determination, and the interconnected strategy of property allocation.

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