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ASKCHINALAWYER · LEGAL SERVICES IN CHINA

Experienced guidance for China-related legal matters.

Practical legal assistance for expatriates, overseas individuals and international businesses dealing with legal questions in mainland China.

Helping international clients navigate Chinese law

China-related legal issues can be difficult to resolve from overseas. AskChinaLawyer connects enquiries about personal, commercial and cross-border matters with information on legal assistance in China.

Our website covers family law, business contracts, foreign investment, intellectual property protection, litigation and arbitration, as well as other legal questions that may arise for international clients.

Our practice areas

Explore six principal areas of legal services. Each is presented below in a simple, readable layout that works on both desktop and mobile.

01 Family Law

Cross-border family matters involving mainland China, including divorce and inheritance.

02 Real Property

Guidance on property-related transactions and legal questions involving assets in China.

03 International Trade

Support with commercial agreements, overseas suppliers and cross-border trade risks.

04 Foreign Direct Investment

Information and legal assistance for establishing and operating businesses in China.

05 Dispute Resolution

Assistance with negotiations, litigation and arbitration involving China-related disputes.

06 Hong Kong–Related Matters

Legal enquiries connected with mainland China and Hong Kong.

Meet Ms. Lydia Yan

The existing AskChinaLawyer profile introduces Ms. Lydia Yan as a Chinese lawyer with experience assisting clients in China and abroad. Her background in English studies supports work on foreign-related legal matters.

Read about Ms. Yan and the law firm associated with the original website. Current professional credentials and affiliations should be confirmed before engaging legal services.

Have a legal question involving China?

Tell us the general nature of your enquiry through our consultation page. Please do not include confidential or sensitive documents in the initial message.

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