CHINESE LAW GUIDES
Practical Chinese-law guidance for cross-border private clients and complex business disputes.
Each guide is organised around a real decision point: which facts determine direction, what evidence should be assembled first, and how jurisdiction, preservation, negotiation and enforcement should be sequenced. The objective is not a catalogue of legal rules, but a clear route to implementation in China.
Selected Guides
Start with the page closest to the issue in hand.
Cross-border inheritance starts with identity, asset location, and authentication
Useful for inheritance involving overseas parties, China property, bank assets, and multi-jurisdiction family documents.
Cross-borderForeign-related divorce starts with jurisdiction and service before property allocation
Useful when one spouse is abroad, assets are split across places, or child arrangements are disputed.
ReceivablesShould an unpaid contract claim begin with a demand, preservation, or filing
Useful for goods, services, engineering, and settlement receivables that have become overdue.
EmploymentAfter termination, should you negotiate, arbitrate, or first strengthen evidence
Useful for dismissal compensation, non-compete, overtime, and equity incentive disputes.
EquityControl and exit disputes usually begin with the articles and the resolution chain
Useful for blocked exits, control fights, dividend deadlocks, and partnership breakdowns.
FinanceLoan and guarantee disputes turn first on the principal debt and guarantee scope
Useful for banking loans, guarantee liability, recourse, preservation, and recovery planning.
Financial LeasingFinancial leasing disputes require early review of lease structure and asset disposal
Useful for lessee default, arrears, equipment recovery, guarantee exposure, and residual value strategy.
Corporate CounselCorporate counsel and compliance review are about risk priority, not template volume
Useful for growth companies, SOE projects, foreign-invested businesses, and platform teams entering structured legal support.
Attorney ProfileStart with Attorney Xiaoqin Zhong's profile if you want to check fit first
Useful for background, practice focus, client types, and the kinds of matters that usually call for direct lawyer follow-up.
Legal FAQStart with the most common legal questions before moving into a specific guide
Useful if you are still identifying the issue and want short, practical answers before going deeper.