ALB | Hong Kong’s Hugill & Ip adds family law partner
Hong Kong boutique Hugill & Ip has added family law attorney Kajal Aswani as a partner from another city firm, Gall Solicitors
Hong Kong boutique Hugill & Ip has added family law attorney Kajal Aswani as a partner from another city firm, Gall Solicitors
What does the Court Case Ng Hon Lam Edgar v Secretary for Justice [2023] HKCA 1224 mean for same-sex couples?
Alfred Ip, Azan Marwah and Christie Lee analyse practical effects on same-sex marriage
As founders of firms seek financial backing, their investors often look more favourably on entrepreneurs who have prenups and other structures to shield assets if a relationship fails
10 common mistakes that spouses make while going through divorce – from managing emotions and conflict to practical issues related to assets and children
The ruling shows that the Parent and Child Ordinance, which came into effect in 1993, is not equipped to deal with the evolution of families
Discussing the role of barristers and solicitors in contentious proceedings – in particular within the Hong Kong Family Court setting
The High Court of Hong Kong sides with a lesbian couple who argued that both mothers should have parental status over their child born through reciprocal IVF
In this innovative series, we’ll delve into contentious legal matters exploring thought-provoking topics in discussions with renowned solicitors and barristers
The webinar focus is on a commonly-used mechanism in structuring wealth and assets: the discretionary trust/power. In the absence of any fixed stipulations as to how assets should be distributed, what guidance does the trustee/administrator have when distributing and dealing with assets? What are the limits of such discretion? What are the pitfalls to avoid?
Hugill & Ip are delighted to reach its fifth anniversary this September – momentous milestone indeed!
The recent case of HC formerly known as HWH v. WYH [2023] HKFC 146 calls for further legal clarity from Hong Kong Courts on surrogacy matters
“Reform of arbitration law: the Law Commission’s consultation on Enka” was referenced by the Law Commission in its final report
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