A Beijing lawyer explains the differences between the second instance and the first instance of criminal cases: The first instance conducts a comprehensive trial, while the second instance reviews the case based on the grounds of appeal and is bound by the principle of "no heavier punishment upon appeal".
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Beijing lawyers analyze which enterprises need criminal compliance services: high-risk industries such as finance, pharmaceuticals, the Internet, and bidding and tendering particularly require proactive prevention and control.
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Beijing lawyer answers whether a lawyer is needed for an application for refusal of arrest: it's not mandatory, but a lawyer's involvement can help seize the golden opportunity to improve the effect.
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A Beijing lawyer explains how to prove the absence of social danger when applying for bail pending trial: by excluding the statutory circumstances one by one and submitting complete evidence materials.
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A Beijing lawyer explains that for a holographic will, several people need to sign it: more than two witnesses, one of whom acts as the scribe, and all of them must sign and date the document.
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A Beijing lawyer explains the distribution of parental property inheritance: if there is a will, the inheritance will be distributed according to the will; if there is no will, the inheritance will be distributed according to the statutory succession. Those who have provided more support and care to their parents can receive a larger share of the inheritance.
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A Beijing lawyer explains how to handle conflicts between multiple wills: The latest will shall prevail, and the formal validity of each will shall be reviewed.
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A Beijing lawyer answers the question of whether a daughter has the right of inheritance: men and women enjoy equal rights of inheritance, and those who are deprived of their share can sue to protect their rights.
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A Beijing lawyer answers the question of what to do if heirs cannot reach an agreement: They can request mediation or sue the court to divide the inheritance and apply for preservation of evidence.
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A Beijing lawyer explains how to determine the scope of inheritance: the personal legal property left by the decedent at the time of his/her death, including real estate, deposits, and equity, etc.
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Beijing lawyers teach you how to prevent forged wills: standardized forms, full video recording, preservation of legal capacity, and notarization or lawyer's witnessing when necessary.
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A Beijing lawyer explains whether it's necessary to hire a lawyer when multiple children are competing for inheritance: When the case is complex or the confrontation is intense, it's more secure to involve professionals.
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A Beijing lawyer answers the question of whether it is necessary for a lawyer to witness the printing of a will: It's not mandatory, but it requires at least two witnesses to sign each page and indicate the date.
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A Beijing lawyer answers the question of whether it is necessary for a lawyer to witness the making of a will: It is not legally required, but having a lawyer witness the process can enhance the standardization and evidentiary value of the will.
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A Beijing lawyer explains the handling of foreign property division involving overseas real estate: real estate is subject to the local laws of the place where it is located, and it is necessary to take into account its recognition and enforcement.
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