Frequently Asked Questions

23 2026-9

What are the requirements for obtaining child custody?

To obtain custody rights, it is necessary to prove stable care conditions, a long-term custodial relationship, the other party's unfavorable circumstances, and the wishes of children aged eight or above. According to Articles 1084 and 1091 of the Civil Code, the innocent party may also claim damages simultaneously.

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23 2026-9

When deciding who will have custody of the child, what factors are primarily taken into account?

The core criterion for custody rights is what is most beneficial to the minor children. According to Article 1084 of the Civil Code, it is the mother who should take care of the children under the age of two, and the children over the age of eight should be respected for their true wishes. The most crucial thing is the custody relationship formed through long-term and stable cohabitation.

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23 2026-9

If one party does not agree to the divorce, is it useful to hire a lawyer as an agent?

The other party's refusal to agree to a divorce does not affect the filing of a lawsuit. According to Article 1079 of the Civil Code, if the parties have been living apart for more than one year after the judgment refusing the divorce and file a lawsuit again, the divorce shall be granted. The lawyer can organize evidence of the breakdown of the marriage, apply for preservation, and design a strat...

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23 2026-9

Are the fees charged by lawyers handling cross-border marriages higher than those charged by ordinary divorce lawyers?

Foreign-related divorces typically involve higher legal fees than ordinary divorces due to procedures such as overseas service, translation and certification, and recognition of foreign judgments. However, if both parties are foreign nationals and have reached an agreement, the divorce can be settled through court mediation, which may not necessarily result in higher costs.

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23 2026-9

Can the money used to buy a house for the mistress with the couple's joint property be recovered?

If a spouse uses the couple's joint property to buy a house for a third party, the spouse can sue to invalidate the gift and demand the return of the property in accordance with Articles 1062 and 157 of the Civil Code. It is important to note that the statute of limitations for such lawsuits is three years, and the spouse can apply for property preservation. Henglue Law Firm will sort out the flow...

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18 2026-9

How much does a corporate legal consultant earn per year?

The annual fee for corporate legal advisors is not standardized, with common fees ranging from tens of thousands to hundreds of thousands of yuan. Henglu Law Firm interprets the regulations on entrustment contracts, fee calculation models, and selection criteria, and provides a case study on debt recovery worth 649,212 yuan.

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18 2026-9

How to sue for unpaid debts?

For unpaid invoices, you can directly file a lawsuit with a three-year statute of limitations. The seller can sue in local courts. Henglue Law Firm will provide a detailed explanation of the evidence chain, property preservation, and enforcement, along with a successful case involving a 100,000 yuan debt recovery.

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18 2026-9

Can a non-compete dispute be subject to labor arbitration?

A non-compete dispute is a labor dispute that must first undergo arbitration. The statute of limitations is one year, and the maximum duration of the non-compete period is two years. Henglue Lawyers interpret the compensation standards and the case of three consecutive victories by 12 people.

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18 2026-9

How to protect one's rights if the area of the public housing is reduced?

If the area of the resettlement housing is reduced, the responsibility can be pursued according to the compensation agreement, and the price difference can be claimed according to the market appraisal unit price. Henglue Land Acquisition and Demolition Lawyers interpret the legal provisions, the litigation path, and the real compensation case of 309,000 yuan.

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18 2026-9

How long is the statute of limitations for developers to sue for delayed handover of housing?

The statute of limitations for litigation over breach of contract for delayed delivery of housing is three years, starting from the date of delivery or the day following the expiration of the grace period, with a maximum of 20 years. Henglue Real Estate Lawyers interpret the commencement of the statute of limitations and the defense of force majeure, and attach a real case where the claimant won c...

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18 2026-9

How long is the statute of limitations for inheritance litigation?

The statute of limitations for inheritance disputes is three years, calculated from the date when the infringement of rights becomes known, with a maximum protection period of 20 years. Henglue Inheritance Lawyers will explain the starting point, the rules of interruption, and the key points of protecting rights.

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