Frequently Asked Questions

23 2026-9

Which team of demolition lawyers is more professional?

To evaluate a demolition lawyer team, four key factors should be considered: the efficiency of information disclosure and investigation, familiarity with legal provisions, experience in handling multiple procedures simultaneously, and the ability to manage timeframes effectively.

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23 2026-9

What do land expropriation and demolition lawyers mainly do?

The land expropriation and demolition lawyer handles the entire process of information disclosure, compensation negotiations, administrative reconsideration, and litigation. They defend clients' rights in accordance with Article 47 of the Land Management Law, ensuring that the compensation for forced demolition is no less than the market price. The earlier clients entrust the lawyer with the case,...

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23 2026-9

How to protect one's rights if one's house is forcibly demolished?

First, confirm that the forced demolition is illegal before claiming compensation: the statute of limitations for filing a lawsuit is 6 months, and the statute of limitations for claiming compensation is 2 years; claim compensation based on the market appraisal value, and follow the four-step method to fix the evidence.

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23 2026-9

When getting a divorce, how is the custody of the children determined?

The custody of children is determined according to age as stipulated in Article 1084 of the Civil Code, and the child's wishes are respected if the child is over eight years old. Henglue Law Firm won the custody case in two trials, and here are the key points for preparing four types of evidence to help you successfully secure custody rights.

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23 2026-9

How long does the divorce litigation process generally take?

The simple procedure is concluded within three months, and the ordinary procedure is concluded within six months; the announcement is served within 30 days; if the court does not grant a divorce in the first instance, the parties must wait for six months before filing a lawsuit again; the second instance will take an additional three to four months, and the entire process usually takes six months ...

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23 2026-9

How do divorce lawyers view divorce caused by emotional coldness and indifference?

Cold violence is often classified as other circumstances leading to the breakdown of a relationship under Article 1079 of the Civil Code. A first-time lawsuit may not necessarily result in a divorce; the key basis is that the couple has been living apart for more than two years due to marital discord, and evidence of this must be provided for at least two consecutive years.

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23 2026-9

Can grandparents fight for the custody of their grandchildren?

When the parents are still alive, the grandparents cannot directly obtain custody rights; only when the parents die or are unable to raise the children, do they have the obligation to raise them according to Article 1074, Paragraph 2 of the Civil Code. For children aged eight and above, the children's wishes must be respected.

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23 2026-9

How to get a divorce if one party doesn't return from abroad?

One party can divorce even if they do not return to China: They can file a lawsuit with the court in the defendant's domicile, and according to Article 147 of the Civil Procedure Law, a default judgment can be issued. The announcement of service is deemed to have been delivered after three months, and the entire process usually takes more than six months.

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