A Beijing lawyer explains whether it's possible to recover the alimony paid in the case of fraudulent child support, the scope of repayment, and the evidentiary process, including the rules on parent-child relationships and unjust enrichment in the Civil Code.
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A Beijing lawyer explains whether the custody rights can be changed if the other party abuses the child after remarriage, as well as the paths of evidence collection and reporting the case, including the key points of the Civil Code and the Law on the Protection of Minors.
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A Beijing lawyer explains whether the custody rights can be changed after a custody judgment is issued, the legal circumstances under which changes can be made, and the key points of evidence collection, including the rules of the Civil Code and the Judicial Interpretation of the Marriage and Family Chapter.
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A Beijing lawyer explains whether step-parents still need to support their step-children after divorce, and the rules for establishing and terminating a guardianship relationship, including relevant provisions of the Civil Code.
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A Beijing lawyer explains whether grandparents can claim the right to visit their grandchildren, the conditions under which the court will support such claims, and the key points of evidence, including the relevant provisions of the Civil Code.
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A Beijing lawyer explains whether it's too late to hire a lawyer for the second instance if you didn't hire one for the first instance: It's still possible, but the earlier, the better. Pay attention to the 15-day appeal period and the preparation of evidence for the second instance.
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A Beijing lawyer explains the advantages of professional criminal defense law firms: familiarity with key defense points at various stages, deep accumulation of experience, team's rapid response, and a relatively independent stance.
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Beijing lawyers explain how to protect one's rights and seek legal help when dissatisfied with the decision to demolish illegal buildings: One can file for administrative reconsideration or initiate litigation within the legal time limit, and it is recommended to choose lawyers with experience in administrative law and demolition cases.
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A Beijing lawyer explains who to sue for compensation when a freight forwarder delivers goods without a bill of lading: You can sue the carrier for compensation, and the freight forwarder is also liable if there is any negligence. Please note that the statute of limitations for litigation is one year.
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A Beijing lawyer explains whether insurance compensates for non-receipt of payment for exports: If you have purchased export credit insurance and the loss falls within the insured risks, you can claim compensation. However, you must report the loss promptly and fulfill your declaration obligations.
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A Beijing lawyer explains what "internal protection for overseas loans" is and whether it is illegal: It belongs to cross-border financing guarantee arrangements. If it is handled in accordance with regulations, it is not illegal. However, it is necessary to register it and use the funds in accordance with regulations.
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A Beijing lawyer explains the differences between agency contracts and intermediary contracts: An agent conducts transactions in his own name and is directly liable to third parties, while an intermediary merely reports or provides opportunities for transactions.
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A Beijing lawyer explains who is responsible when a contractor subcontracts work: The contractor is responsible to the client for the work results, and the client's consent is required for major subcontracting of work.
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A Beijing lawyer explains the role of sealing samples in sample sales: Sealed samples are key evidence for determining quality benchmarks, and the delivered goods should meet the same quality standards as the samples and their descriptions.
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A Beijing lawyer explains whether the expiration of a trial purchase is considered a purchase: If no statement is made after the expiration of the period, it is considered a purchase; and if the buyer has already made a payment or disposed of the goods in a manner that is not considered a trial purchase, it is also considered a purchase.
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