the HIP answers

Our series of FAQs on legal issues in Hong Kong

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Private Client Explained: Powers of Attorney
Private Client Explained: Powers of Attorney 1200 800 Hugill & Ip

The term Power of Attorney is often misunderstood or used incorrectly – this Q&A explains what it means and the types of PoA commonly used in Hong Kong

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Civil Litigation: The Litigation Process
Civil Litigation: The Litigation Process 800 532 Hugill & Ip

Dispute Resolution FAQ | Key factors to note about the litigation process once court action has commenced

Litigation winning strategy
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Civil Litigation: Pre-Action Considerations
Civil Litigation: Pre-Action Considerations 900 675 Hugill & Ip

Dispute Resolution FAQ | Essential considerations before bringing a civil claim to court in Hong Kong

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Estate Planning FAQ: Trusts
Estate Planning FAQ: Trusts 1200 675 Hugill & Ip

We go through some of the questions related to Trusts that we often get asked. Trusts can efficiently achieve different goals for many different clients.

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Asia Law Portal | The current state of Corporate Social Responsibility in Hong Kong
Asia Law Portal | The current state of Corporate Social Responsibility in Hong Kong 800 579 Hugill & Ip

An interview with Alfred Ip, Senior Partner, Hugill & Ip Solicitors

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Estate Planning FAQ: Wills
Estate Planning FAQ: Wills 1200 675 Hugill & Ip

In this Q&A, we tackle some frequently asked questions that our clients have when they consult us for Estate Planning advice

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SCMP Young Post | Divorce in Hong Kong: What happens to you if your parents split up?
SCMP Young Post | Divorce in Hong Kong: What happens to you if your parents split up? 487 409 Hugill & Ip

Moving, custody arrangements, child support… a family lawyer explains everything you need to know – and what your rights are. Remember that you are the child, this is not your fault, and you shouldn’t have to take on extra responsibility.

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Estate Planning for Assets Located in Multiple Jurisdictions
Estate Planning for Assets Located in Multiple Jurisdictions 1200 675 Hugill & Ip

For individuals owning assets in multiple jurisdictions, a holistic approach and suitable advice is crucial for international Estate Planning

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A Divorce Conundrum: Gifts and Inheritances
A Divorce Conundrum: Gifts and Inheritances 1200 675 Hugill & Ip

A series of FAQs about financial disputes related to gifts and inheritances in divorce proceedings

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How Does the Hong Kong Tax System Work?
How Does the Hong Kong Tax System Work? 1200 675 Hugill & Ip

Hong Kong offers one of the lowest and friendly tax regimes for its citizens and residents, learn more in this Q&A

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