Beijing Yuanjia Law Firm · established 2006 China line 400-999-2039
YJ Yuanjia Law INTERNATIONAL FAMILY LAW
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Every page answers one question, states the answer first, and separates what China can do from what must be handled elsewhere.

Explainer · 2026-09-24

French documents for a Chinese court

Certification differs between judicial and notarial documents, so the document type has to be identified before anything is ordered.…

Explainer · 2026-09-24

French company interests in a divorce decided in China

French business ownership is often layered through holding companies, and the marital right attaches at a specific level of the chai…

Explainer · 2026-09-24

Estates spanning China and Vietnam

Where the record of the family relationship is thin, proving heirship is harder than the succession law itself.…

Explainer · 2026-09-24

Settling an estate that spans China and the United States

Who inherits and how the assets are released are two separate problems, and US institutions answer only the second.…

Explainer · 2026-09-24

Settling an estate that spans China and the United Kingdom

UK probate and the Chinese succession procedure are independent, and neither institution recognises the other's grant.…

Explainer · 2026-09-24

Estates spanning China and South Korea

Korean succession gives a reserved share to certain heirs, which can override what the will appears to provide.…

Explainer · 2026-09-24

Estates spanning China and Singapore

Where wealth is held through structures, the estate question is often about control of the structure rather than about the assets th…

Explainer · 2026-09-24

Estates spanning the Mainland and Hong Kong, China

Hong Kong probate and Mainland succession are separate, and Hong Kong has no reserved-share regime, so the outcomes can differ sharp…

Explainer · 2026-09-24

Estates spanning China and Germany

Germany applies the law of the deceased's last habitual residence under the EU Succession Regulation, which may not be German law.…

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