Marriage, Family, and Inheritance

Divorce: Agreement-based divorce procedures, cooling-off period arrangements, litigation filing and evidence collection for contested divorce, including investigation and accountability for concealed or transferred assets.

Children: Custody, child support standards, visitation arrangements, and modifications; cross-border cases require separate assessment.

Inheritance: Will drafting and witnessing, estate scope confirmation, statutory succession and bequests, inheritance dispute litigation.

Personal Safety: Documenting evidence of domestic violence, organizing police and medical records, and applying for a personal safety protection order.

For the first meeting, listen to the full account first, then prepare four lists covering assets, debts, children, and evidence to clarify the key disputes.

Negotiable: draft agreement and participate in negotiations; if negotiation fails, evaluate litigation claims, evidence gaps, and time costs.

Proceed with litigation in accordance with procedural requirements. For cases involving appraisals, expert assessments, or investigative orders, inform the client of the timeline and costs in advance.

Case outcomes depend on facts, evidence, and judicial discretion. We do not guarantee custody arrangements or property division ratios.

If your rights have been infringed, we recommend seeking professional legal support. Legal proceedings cannot replace caregiving.