Frequently Asked Questions

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What legal issues need to be paid attention to during the divorce cooling-off period?

During the 30-day cooling-off period after divorce, there are three types of risks that need to be paid attention to: first, the window for transferring property, during which the transaction records and registration should be checked; second, the possibility of one party retracting the agreement during the cooling-off period; and third, the uncertainty about the arrangements for the children. The...

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How are debts divided during a divorce?

When it comes to divorce, whether the debts should be jointly assumed depends on whether they are used for the couple's common life, joint production and operation, or based on the mutual intention of both parties. According to Article 1064 of the Civil Code, debts incurred by one party beyond the needs of daily family life are generally not considered joint debts.

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Can a divorce be granted in China if a couple got married abroad?

For marriages registered abroad, where either or both parties are foreign nationals, civil affairs bureaus in China generally do not handle divorce registration procedures, and the dissolution of the marriage must be resolved through litigation or mediation in a Chinese court with jurisdiction. According to the Civil Procedure Law, if both parties have a habitual residence in China, the divorce pr...

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How do marital and family lawyers protect their clients' privacy?

Marriage and family lawyers have a legal obligation and institutional safeguards to protect their clients' privacy. According to the "Lawyers Law", lawyers are obligated to keep the clients' privacy confidential during their practice, and they will be held accountable if they disclose it. In practice, law firms usually adopt mechanisms such as restricted access, data anonymization, and written aut...

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After the divorce, what should I do if I discover there are undivided assets?

After the divorce, it was found that the undivided property could still be claimed, and the statute of limitations for litigation is three years from the date of discovery. According to Article 1092 of the Civil Code, if one party hides, transfers, sells, or damages the couple's joint property, the other party may request a re-division of the property. This is crucial.

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Can custody disputes be resolved through mediation?

Custody disputes can be resolved entirely through mediation, and mediation is the preferred approach for family cases. The court encourages both parties to reach a mediation agreement on custody, visitation, and child support, and the mediation agreement has the same legal effect as a court judgment. The core legal provision is Article 100 of the Civil Code.

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How should I arrange the 30-day cooling-off period?

The 30-day cooling-off period after divorce should be used rationally: The first 30 days are the withdrawal window, and within the next 30 days, both parties must jointly apply for the divorce certificate. If one party fails to attend, it shall be deemed as a withdrawal. The core legal provision is Article 1077 of the Civil Code, and the key deadline is "."

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Can I get a refund if I convert my deposit into wealth management insurance?

During the cooling-off period, you can fully withdraw your insurance policy; if you claim that the sales personnel misled you after the cooling-off period, you can file a complaint or lawsuit with the regulatory authorities based on the video recording and supporting documents. The losses will be shared according to the fault of the parties involved.

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Are there any restrictions on foreign investment access?

Foreign investment is subject to pre-entry national treatment plus negative list management, with the same rules applying to both domestic and foreign investors outside the list. Prohibited and restricted areas must be verified against the latest version on a case-by-case basis.

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