The Private Wealth 2026 guide, now in its tenth edition, covers nearly 50 jurisdictions worldwide. It provides up-to-date legal analysis on a broad range of private wealth matters, including tax regimes, succession planning, trusts and foundations, family business planning, wealth disputes, fiduciary services, citizenship and residency, planning for minors, adults with disabilities and older individuals, same-sex marriages and domestic partnerships, and charitable giving.
The legal questions families should ask first — including what official support measures exist, why they do not replace careful planning, and what families should review before relocation
Empathy without collusion: the hardest skill in HNW divorce matters isn’t legal — it’s knowing when to listen, when to push back, and when to call a therapist
Ownership passes cleanly. Authority, expectations, and family harmony rarely do. Here is what your succession plan is still missing.
Delve into the intricate intersection of trust disputes and high-net-worth divorce proceedings and how offshore wealth and trust structures are scrutinised
The notary exam is infrequent, demanding, and consequential: we explain who can sit it, what it tests, and why notarisation matters for cross-border legal needs
Exploring challenges faced by couples utilizing RIVF, international surrogacy, immigration, nationality, and adoption, and the ultimate safety net of wealth structuring and estate planning
The Court of Final Appeal’s landmark 2024 ruling has strengthened same-sex inheritance rights in Hong Kong — but a better statutory safety net is no substitute for proper Estate Planning
Navigating the complexities of cross-border wealth: how trusted global practitioner networks are reshaping private client advisory and litigation in an era of increasing jurisdictional complexity
From the DDO to child custody and special needs trusts, a seminar delivering the legal knowledge every family in Hong Kong deserves





