Cross-border marriages, divorce and real estate: A Hong Kong conveyancing lawyer’s perspective
When the family home is not theirs: Why beneficial ownership, company structures and family funding can determine what is available for division upon divorce
What happens to inherited property in divorce and how can Hong Kong look ahead? Careful planning helps safeguard property passed from one generation to the next
A changing legal landscape demands clear thinking: Kajal Aswani and Polly Chu share Hong Kong perspectives on digital family wealth and cross-border deal risk
Office rents across Macao are softening under the pressure of incoming supply but climbing business registrations and incoming retailers offer hope.
What you need to know before you say “I do”: Protecting wealth and the safeguards needed to make Pre-Nuptial Agreements effective on divorce
Polly Chu – Partner and Head of the Real Estate practice at Hugill & Ip – reflects on the firm’s developments and future outlook
Navigate Hong Kong divorce with clarity: understand how the Family Court treats the matrimonial home, divides assets and manages stamp-duty risks
As global investors recalibrate their portfolios amid shifting interest rates and market corrections, we are witnessing a distinct change in how HNWIs and corporate entities leverage assets across these two premier Asian financial hubs
Navigating the end of “no-fault” evictions, strict compliance deadlines, and the shifting tax landscape for overseas property investors








