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Open a Company in Shenzhen

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Shenzhen is home to more than 11 million people and it was recognized as a city in 1410. This is an important business hub with exits at the China Sea through the Shenzhen Bay, a metropolis which rapidly developed and turned into an important financial center appreciated worldwide. Entrepreneurs who want to open a…

Child Custody Lawyers in China

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The marriage institution in China is, like in any other country, affected by divorce. Chinese marriage law has a separate chapter on how divorce is granted. The law protects any children that may have resulted out of that marriage and if you want to know more, our child custody lawyers in China can offer further information. Child…

Inheritance Lawyers in China

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Inheritance in China is a legal process by which the close descendants of a deceased person can benefit from his or her life possessions, real or movable assets – such as real estate properties, money, and other valuables the deceased may have owned. Valuables can be inherited by the wife or a husband,…

Obtain Residency in China

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In order to live in China, a person must obtain a residence permit. Chinese legislation offers several options for residency, according on how long you plan to stay in China. Our Chinese lawyers can provide the legal support that is necessary if you want to obtain a Chinese residence permit. Also, guidance for business formation and registration in…

Virtual Office in China

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A virtual office in China provides local businessmen and foreign investors with the opportunity to remotely operate a firm. Through a registered address and professional live communications, a virtual office in China helps investors stay connected with the rapidly expanding market. Detailed information about the requirements for having a virtual office can be given to you by our lawyers…