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Navigating Child Maintenance In Hong Kong: Specialist Advice From Payne Velasco
Get The Best Financial Support For Your FamilyChild maintenance ensures a child’s financial needs are met after parents separate, regardless of marital status. In Hong Kong, both married and unmarried parents have a legal duty to provide for their children until they turn 18, or longer if they are in full-time education or have special needs. The law prioritises the child’s best...
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Unveiling Prenuptial Agreements In Hong Kong With Oldham, Li & Nie
Draw Up A Prenup Before You Tie The Knot!In Hong Kong, the longer you are married, the more likely you may share half of the family assets with your divorced spouse. This is why more couples are now entering into prenuptial agreements with law firms before they're legally married. Book a consultation with Stephen Peaker, Pamy Kuo or Ivan Lee to discuss a prenup...
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Access Family Legal Advice With Oldham, Li & Nie
Get Help With Family Immigration, Estate Planning, Divorce And MoreTo the surprise of many, a family lawyer can play an important role for many other reasons other than divorce. Family lawyers do in fact wear many hats. Oldham, Li & Nie (OLN) can help with a diverse range of legal issues, including family immigration and estate planning in addition to divorce. Email them to book...
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