By Jason Tian
Does China Have “Forced Heirship” Law?
In the area of cross-border estate planning practice, the term “fo ...
Jason Tian
Jason Tian, senior partner at Shanghai Landing Law Offices, specializes in cross-border legal services related to investments, family and estate planning, inheritance and divorce. MP/WhatsApp: +8613816548421, Email: [email protected]
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Cross-border Divorce in China III: a Closer Look at What Law Governing Division of Marital Properties
We are talking about China courts dividing marital properties involved i ... -
Property Subleases in China: Lessor, Tenant and Sub-tenant
Leases of residential properties are generally not big deals, so we don& ... -
China Civil Code Amends Rules Regarding Marital Properties Bought with Parents Money
A recent case prompted us to delve into the issue of ownership of home p ... -
Think of China Green Card?
Recently, we have received quite a few inquiries from foreigners who wan ... -
Can a Foreigner Take Life Insurance Proceeds Out of China?
Insurances are popular in China. People in China rural villages are buyi ... -
Real Estate Markets in Shenzhen China
China property markets have somehow been tamed and reined in by its gove ... -
Sell Life Insurances to Chinese Customers?
Insurances are big and important things in our lives. For family lawyers ... -
How Shall Foreign Creditors Go After Estates in China?
Our team have been dealing with inheritance of estates in China for more ... -
Guardianship of Elderly People in China
We used to touch on this subject matter some time ago from the perspecti ...