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Matters we have handled

Landmark decisions and anonymised firm matters, with what was actually at stake and what we did. Outcomes depend on the facts of each matter and do not indicate a repeatable result.

Property partition · 2026-10-10

Reflecting Canadian assets in a Chinese division by value rather than by order

A Canadian resident's spouse sought division of assets held in Canada, while the proceedings were brought in China. A direct order over the Canadian p…

Anonymised client identityProperty Partition matter typeCross-border China element
Business & equity · 2026-10-10

Three jurisdictions, a jurisdictional objection, and a fund for the children

A US national and a Korean national were in dispute over assets spanning the US, Korea and China. Enforcement against any single asset would have been…

Anonymised client identityBusiness Equity matter typeCross-border China element
· 2026-10-10

A China divorce for two green-card holders, without either returning

Both parties were Chinese nationals holding US green cards. The international judicial assistance route would have been slow, and neither could travel…

Anonymised client identityCross Border Divorce matter typeCross-border China element
· 2026-10-10

Avoiding a two-year Hague service route where the spouse could not be found

A Chinese national's Singaporean spouse became uncontactable. Service through Hague channels was technically available but would have taken one to two…

Anonymised client identityCross Border Divorce matter typeCross-border China element
· 2026-10-10

Litigating in China while remaining in the United States

A US green-card holder needed a Chinese divorce but could not travel for an extended period. The court's online hearing facilities were available but …

Anonymised client identityCross Border Divorce matter typeCross-border China element
· 2026-10-10

When passport records were not enough to establish UK residence

A Chinese court declined to treat passport entry and exit records as sufficient proof that the respondent lived in the United Kingdom, which stalled t…

Anonymised client identityCross Border Divorce matter typeCross-border China element
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What clients say

“I thought divorce would be complicated. With the lawyers it was completed within a month. The process was smooth, the other side cooperated, and it really was an amicable separation.”

— Ms Zhang · Expedited divorce

“The team secured custody for me. They were professional and thorough — evidence gathering through to hearing preparation, every step was handled properly.”

— Mr Li · Child custody

“The other side tried to transfer assets. The lawyers identified it early and acted, and I received the share I was entitled to. This is work for specialists.”

— Ms Wang · Property division

“You gave me a ray of light when I needed it most. After mediation my husband and I reconciled, and our family is closer than before.”

— Ms Chen · Reconciliation

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