Hugill & Ip recently represented the Intervener in W,YC v T,WK and TWF [2024] HKFC 124, and succeeded in claiming 65% of beneficial interest of a property
The case of Standish v Standish [2024] EWCA Civ 567 outcome will have far-reaching consequences for the treatment of non-matrimonial property, including for couples with pre-marital assets who married before prenuptial agreements became fashionable
The judgment HCMC 3/2023 [2024] HKCFI 1157 is a welcome development in the laws of Hong Kong which showcases the ever-changing complexities faced by families
Discussing the application for the decree absolute and related issues when the financial aspects of the divorce have not yet been finalised
A powerful discussion on a barrister’s dedication to family law – especially children-related matters – the divorce process, and the different roles of barristers and solicitors
By approaching the process with diligence and seeking appropriate professional assistance at the outset, individuals can navigate the challenges and complexities of divorce while safeguarding their business interests and family well-being
Dynamics of marriage in Hong Kong are shifting due to evolving social, economic, and cultural factors that influence relationships
Family mediation provides a range of benefits that can make the divorce process more manageable, less confrontational, and more focused on long-term solutions
Caroline McNally brings an incredible wealth of knowledge and expertise to Hugill & Ip’s Family practice
A few snippets of the event hosted by Hugill & Ip at Spiga Hong Kong: thank you for all your encouragement and support!