Mainland China Litigation, Arbitration and Enforcement
We help overseas parties assess Mainland China jurisdiction, evidence, preservation measures, hearing arrangements, and routes for enforcing judgments or awards.
View detailsCROSS-BORDER COUNSEL / MAINLAND CHINA
Clear, remotely managed Mainland China legal support for Hong Kong, Macao, Taiwan, overseas Chinese, foreign individuals, and international businesses.
EXPERTISE / 01
Practical Mainland China legal routes designed around overseas identity, documents, and time zones.
We help overseas parties assess Mainland China jurisdiction, evidence, preservation measures, hearing arrangements, and routes for enforcing judgments or awards.
View detailsWe address Mainland China aspects of marriage, children, estates, equity, and real property by first mapping relationships, asset locations, and the available procedure.
View detailsWe assist overseas owners with Mainland property sales, co-ownership, inheritance transfers, lease disputes, court freezes, enforcement, and remote authorization.
View detailsWe advise overseas investors on Mainland market access, entity setup, shareholder arrangements, contracting, employment, governance, and continuing compliance.
View detailsWe help overseas businesses and individuals review Mainland contracts, recover trade or loan debt, and address supply-chain default, shareholder conflict, and evidence preservation.
View detailsWe assist overseas families, businesses, and individuals with Mainland criminal investigations, detention communications, defense instructions, affected assets, and urgent response.
View detailsInstructing us from overseas / Q&A
Not always. Some cross-border civil and commercial matters support online filing and court-supervised video witnessing. Property, family, criminal, or original-document matters may still require attendance.
Read the guideCROSS-BORDER CLIENTS / 02
Location affects identity, authority, and document formalities. Start with the entry that best describes you.
For Hong Kong individuals, families, and businesses handling Mainland investment, contracts, disputes, property, family, and succession matters, with clear attention to document forwarding and remote authority.
View detailsAssistance for Macao residents, businesses, and families with contracts, companies, property, disputes, family matters, and succession across the Greater Bay Area and Mainland China.
View detailsSupport for Taiwan individuals, families, and businesses with Mainland investment, contracts, property, disputes, family matters, and succession, including identity and document-verification planning.
View detailsWe help overseas Chinese manage Mainland family, estate, property, business, debt, and litigation matters while reducing document, time-zone, and travel friction.
View detailsSupport for international businesses entering Mainland China, contracting, managing supply chains and governance, recovering debt, conducting investigations, and resolving disputes.
View detailsINSIGHTS / 03
Direct answers, procedural checklists, and official sources to clarify the next step before formal instruction.
A practical guide to identity verification, powers of attorney, Chinese-language materials, and correction periods under Supreme People’s Court rules.
Read the guideIdentity, place of signature, and receiving authority can lead to notarization, apostille, forwarding, cross-strait verification, or video-witnessing routes.
Read the guideMap property, banking, equity, receivables, disputes, and family relationships before deciding on transfer, succession, division, preservation, or recovery.
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Initial guidance on remote instruction, documents, online filing, cost, and confidentiality.
Not always. Some cross-border civil and commercial matters support online filing and court-supervised video witnessing. Property, family, criminal, or original-document matters may still require attendance.
Foreign, Hong Kong, Macao, Taiwan, and overseas Chinese parties follow different proof or forwarding routes. Court-supervised video witnessing may be available for some litigation instructions.
Usually. Cross-border online filing rules require materials in the commonly used written language of China or translations from a qualified translation company.
Yes, within the stated scope. First-time users usually complete identity verification and provide a complaint, identity/formality papers, and evidence, subject to the receiving court.
After initial review, the estimate should distinguish legal services, court or arbitration charges, preservation security, translation, document formalities, and travel, with change conditions explained.
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This page concerns Mainland China law and procedure and is provided by Mainland China-qualified lawyers. It is not local-law advice for Hong Kong, Macao, Taiwan, or any foreign jurisdiction.