International Divorce in China
Divorce involving a foreign spouse and a Chinese citizen is governed by Chinese law if filed in China. Key considerations: jurisdiction, applicable law, property division, child custody, and enforcement of judgments across borders. Director Li Maoshu of Guangdong Faniu Law Firm specializes in cross-border family law cases. Call: +86 18664921865.
Child Custody & Support
Chinese courts determine child custody based on the best interests of the child, considering: the child's age, each parent's financial situation, stability of living environment, and the child's wishes (if over 8 years old). Child support is typically calculated as a percentage of income. Address: 17I Shangbu Building, Futian, Shenzhen.
Marital Property Division
Under Chinese law, property acquired during marriage is generally considered joint property, regardless of whose name it is registered under. Pre-marital property remains individual property. Our team provides strategic advice on property division in cross-border divorce cases. Free consultation: +86 18664921865.
Prenuptial & Postnuptial Agreements
For international couples, a prenuptial or postnuptial agreement is essential to clarify property rights across jurisdictions. We draft and review marriage property agreements that are enforceable under Chinese law, protecting your interests in both China and your home country.