This country-specific Q&A provides an overview of family laws and regulations applicable in Hong Kong
Frances Irving on her life from the early days as a social worker in Scotland and Hong Kong and her second career as a barrister focused on family law
Parents must prioritize their children’s best interests and well-being and minimize the negative impacts of divorce
It is important to carefully consider how a company interest should be dealt with in divorce proceedings, and whether seeking a valuation will assist
Future spouses need to recognise that open communication and proactive planning are vital for a successful and harmonious marriage
Hugill & Ip recently represented the Intervener in W,YC v T,WK and TWF [2024] HKFC 124, and succeeded in claiming 65% of beneficial interest of a property
The case of Standish v Standish [2024] EWCA Civ 567 outcome will have far-reaching consequences for the treatment of non-matrimonial property, including for couples with pre-marital assets who married before prenuptial agreements became fashionable
The judgment HCMC 3/2023 [2024] HKCFI 1157 is a welcome development in the laws of Hong Kong which showcases the ever-changing complexities faced by families
Discussing the application for the decree absolute and related issues when the financial aspects of the divorce have not yet been finalised
A powerful discussion on a barrister’s dedication to family law – especially children-related matters – the divorce process, and the different roles of barristers and solicitors





