The divorce cooling-off period only applies to divorce by agreement, not to divorce by litigation. Analysis of the 30-day time limit in Article 1077 of the Civil Code and the court's mediation process.
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In principle, spouses do not have to repay debts incurred by gambling. This article analyzes the legal status of gambling debts, the criteria for determining joint debts of spouses, and the allocation of the burden of proof in such cases.
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During the cooling-off period for divorce, if one party withdraws the application, the other party can only sue for divorce. Analysis of the 30-day time limit in Article 1077 of the Civil Code and litigation responses.
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Criminal litigation is divided into three stages: investigation, review and prosecution, and trial. This article analyzes the time limits of each stage and the key points for lawyers and clients to respond to the case.
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The inheritance of wealth in high-net-worth families requires a combination of wills, insurance, trusts, and equity structures. This article analyzes the selection of tools and common risks involved in this process.
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The attorney's witness fee is a market-regulated price, which is negotiated between the law firm and the client. This article analyzes the billing methods, influencing factors, and contract key points.
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When cross-border remittances are frozen, it's important to first identify the entity responsible for the freeze. There are different pathways for risk control-initiated freezes, freezes related to legal cases, and judicial freezes. This article explains the preparation of necessary materials and key timeframes for each type of freeze.
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If the performance commitment is not met, compensation can be claimed according to the contract. This article analyzes the effectiveness of the compensation clause, joint and several liability, and execution risks, and sorts out the key time limits and evidence points.
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Whether the bank compensates for the loss of valuables in a safe deposit box depends on the nature of the contract and the ability to provide evidence. Proper custody should be based on the inventory list in the safe deposit box and the record of opening the box.
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The lawyer's witnessing of the shareholders' meeting resolution requires reviewing the notice of the meeting, the authorization to attend, the voting ratio, and the minutes of the meeting. Procedural flaws cannot be repaired by the witnessing.
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Shareholders' reports must be based on genuine clues. Fabricating facts, seeking financial compensation through reports, or spreading false information may lead to criminal charges. Reports and claims should be strictly separated.
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If the penalty for breach of contract is too low, the party may request an increase; if it is too high, the party may request a reduction. Both requests must be based on the actual losses, and the party must initiate the request and provide evidence to support it.
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To prevent clients from defaulting on payments, the contract should specify payment milestones, penalties for breach of contract, guarantees, and clauses for accelerated maturity. It should also include reconciliation and statute of limitations management points.
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It can be recovered, but it is subject to a proportional repayment: the creditor must declare his/her claim to the administrator within a declaration period of 30 days to 3 months. Secured creditors can be repaid first, and ordinary creditors will be allocated their share in accordance with the order and proportion of their claims.
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It can solve some problems but cannot replace litigation: lawyers' letters, negotiations, and mediation can resolve most disputes before litigation, while evidence and the determination of the statute of limitations determine the subsequent path of action.
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