Frequently Asked Questions

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How long is the validity period of a personal safety protection order?

The validity period of a personal safety protection order shall not exceed six months, and it shall take effect from the date on which the court issues it. It may be extended upon application before the expiration of the validity period. Generally, the court shall make a ruling within 72 hours, and in urgent cases, it shall handle the matter in accordance with the Anti-Domestic Violence Law within...

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What's the deal with Hengluo Law Firm introducing a child psychology perspective?

Hengluo introduces the perspective of child psychology into custody cases, evaluates custody arrangements based on children's emotions and attachments, and assists in making professional judgments in accordance with the principle that is most beneficial to minor children.

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How to find out if the other party has transferred the couple's jointly owned property?

To identify the other party's transfer of property, you can review the bank transaction records, the transfer of real estate and vehicles, and the industrial and commercial information. Apply for a court investigation order or property preservation, and claim a smaller share or no share according to Article 1092 of the Civil Code.

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What should I do if the other party fabricates debts during the divorce process?

When divorcing, if the other party fabricates debts, you can require them to provide evidence of the authenticity and purpose of the debts. You can legally defend against debts that are false or exceed daily needs, claim an undivided or reduced share, and handle the matter in accordance with the Civil Code.

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Can custody disputes over children be resolved through mediation?

The custody of children can be resolved through court mediation or agreements; the court makes a judgment based on the principle that is most beneficial to the minor children, and children under the age of two are generally directly raised by their mothers.

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Are the fees for marriage and family legal services expensive?

The fees for marriage and family legal services depend on the complexity of the case and the matching of the property subject. For marriage and inheritance cases, risk-based fees are not allowed. It is recommended to first review the fee details and the stages included before entrusting the case to a lawyer.

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How is the litigation agency service of Hengluo Law Firm?

Hengluo Litigation Agency covers the filing, evidence collection, court hearings, and enforcement of civil, criminal, and administrative cases; it handles cases with a professional team and standardized procedures, conducting risk assessments before accepting cases rather than making promises about the outcomes.

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What are the most common legal risks faced by small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs)?

The common risks faced by SMEs mainly include contracts, labor employment, intellectual property, creditor's rights and debts, and corporate governance. Establishing a compliance system in accordance with the Civil Code, the Labor Contract Law, and other relevant laws can help prevent and address these risks in advance.

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Can I request compensation for being wrongfully detained?

If a person is detained erroneously, they can apply for state compensation according to law. According to the State Compensation Law, if the responsibility for detention is terminated after unlawful detention or detention beyond the statutory time limit, the victim has the right to receive compensation, which is calculated based on the average daily wage of workers in the previous year.

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How to repossess a vehicle when the financing lease rent is overdue?

After the rent is overdue, the lessor may give notice to the lessee and rescind the contract to take back the leased object after a reasonable period, but may not forcibly repossess the vehicle without authorization; and may assert rights in accordance with the Civil Code and judicial interpretations.

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How to handle the situation where after-sales leaseback is deemed as a loan?

After the after-sales leaseback is identified as a loan, it should be handled in accordance with the actual legal relationship; according to the Judicial Interpretation of the Supreme People's Court on Financial Leasing, if the lease is in fact a loan, it shall be handled and protected in accordance with the loan contract relationship.

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If the financing lease object is sold, is the contract still valid?

During the financing lease period, the ownership of the leased item belongs to the lessor. If the lessee sells it without authorization, it constitutes an unauthorized disposition. The validity of the sales contract is related to the lessor's subsequent approval. Bona fide acquisition may transfer ownership, but the lessee must bear responsibility. This is determined by Articles 735 and 745 of the...

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Can a resolution of the shareholders' meeting be revoked if the procedure for making the resolution is illegal?

The resolution procedure of the shareholders' meeting is illegal, which constitutes a situation where the resolution can be revoked. Shareholders may, within 60 days after the resolution is made, request its revocation in accordance with Article 26 of the Company Law. If the resolution violates substantive law or constitutes an abuse of rights, it may also be invalid or revoked. If the request is ...

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Which version of the "yin-yang contract" is the valid one?

In the case of "yin-yang contracts", the outer contract with a false expression of intention is invalid according to Article 146 of the Civil Code. The inner contract that reflects the true intention is generally valid, but those that evade mandatory regulations or tax evasion may still be invalid. The validity of the contract shall be determined based on whether it is true and legal.

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Is one liable if they fraudulently obtain a deposit by pretending to enter into a contract?

If someone fraudulently obtains a deposit by entering into a contract, they may be liable for breach of contract damages or even face criminal charges for contract fraud. According to Articles 500 and 148 of the Civil Code, the party who commits the fraud should return the deposit and make compensation, and if the amount is large, they may be suspected of committing a crime.

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