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Welcome to our legal hub for the LGBTQI community, where we publish resources for all your needs: from marriage to divorce, from estate planning to probate, from workplace discrimination to wrongful termination, and more…

We endeavour to build lasting client relationships based on trust, professionalism and discretion

Our clients have diverse issues. Some require immediate attention and speedy outcomes. Others require the building of a long-term partnership between solicitor and client. In all situations and for all our clients, we provide clear practical advice to help achieve the best results.

LGBTQ+ Workplace Rights in Hong Kong

LGBTQ+ Workplace Rights in Hong Kong 1200 800 Adam Hugill

Court rulings are shifting LGBTQ+ Workplace Rights in HK. See how companies can adapt benefits and protect LGBTQI families with Hugill & Ip.

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The State of LGBTQ+ Rights in Hong Kong: A Legal Roadmap for Pride Month

The State of LGBTQ+ Rights in Hong Kong: A Legal Roadmap for Pride Month 800 600 Hugill & Ip

From decriminalisation in 1991 to a CFA landmark case in 2024, Hong Kong’s LGBTQ+ rights story is one of hard-won progress — and the fight is far from over

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Inside The Ability Bridges Seminar: Know Your Rights, Protect Your Family

Inside The Ability Bridges Seminar: Know Your Rights, Protect Your Family 1100 733 Hugill & Ip

From the DDO to child custody and special needs trusts, a seminar delivering the legal knowledge every family in Hong Kong deserves

Hong Kong Lawyer | Probate in Hong Kong: How Executors Should Deal with Digital Assets

Hong Kong Lawyer | Probate in Hong Kong: How Executors Should Deal with Digital Assets 1200 810 Hugill & Ip

Cryptocurrency inheritance and broader digital asset succession in Hong Kong should be approached differently than conventional assets: what executors need to bear in mind, and why a conventional Will is necessary but no longer sufficient on its own.

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