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Taipei Divorce Lawyer | Divorce Litigation, Guardianship, Division of Remaining Property and Family Law Cases
If you are facing issues such as a divorce by mutual consent, a court-ordered divorce, infidelity, domestic violence, custody, alimony, or division of marital property, the evidence, property arrangements, and child custody arrangements made before the divorce often directly impact the outcome. Fidelity Law Firm provides legal services in Taipei for divorce and family law cases, assisting clients in assessing divorce terms, negotiation and mediation strategies, litigation procedures, and subsequent issues such as custody, alimony, and the division of remaining assets.
Family lawyers, divorce lawyers, and inheritance cases
Taipei divorce lawyers handle not only the divorce itself, but also issues such as child custody, property division, and subsequent family arrangements.
If you are searching for divorce lawyers, family lawyers, divorce litigation, amicable divorce, custody battles, visitation rights, alimony, claims for remaining property, inheritance, reserved assets, wills, or protection orders in Taipei, it usually means the issues have already affected your life, children, or property security. Fuda Law Firm assists with family cases in Taipei, New Taipei, Taoyuan, and northern Taiwan courts, emphasizing privacy, evidence preparation, negotiation strategies, and litigation adversarial skills.
If you are facing divorce, child custody, or inheritance disputes, please have a lawyer assess the risks first.
Family cases are prone to making wrong decisions under the influence of emotions, such as hastily signing divorce agreements, failing to clearly specify alimony and meeting arrangements, ignoring the timeline for the distribution of remaining property, or failing to first confirm the validity of the estate, debts, reserved portion, and will in inheritance cases.
It is recommended to first compile the following information: wedding date, children's ages, current care status, financial details, conversation records, remittance records, will or inheritance documents, so that a lawyer can determine whether to negotiate, mediate, preserve assets, or directly file a family lawsuit.
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Please briefly describe the case type: divorce, custody, property division, inheritance, will or protection order.
Common Family Cases
Different family disputes require different evidence and strategies.
Divorce proceedings and divorce agreement
Assist in handlingDivorce by mutual consent,Divorce by CourtDivorce agreement, infidelity, domestic violence, malicious abandonment, major flaws, infringement of spousal rights, and negotiation of divorce terms.
- Can I file for divorce if the other party refuses to sign?
- How to write a divorce agreement to avoid future problems?
- How to organize evidence in cases of infidelity, domestic violence, separation?
Guardianship, right to meet and interact, and alimony
guardianship battleThe focus should be on the best interests of the children, not just the level of income. Details regarding meetings, interactions, and child support must be clearly stated to avoid future disputes.
- Primary caregiver, parenting competence and support system
- Sole guardianship, joint guardianship and visitation arrangements
- Calculation and enforcement of child support
Right to claim distribution of remaining property
Common points of contention in divorce arePre-marital and post-marital propertyDebts, gifts and inheritances, off-the-job transfers and presumptive seizures. An inventory of assets and their timeframes should be taken as early as possible.
- How to calculate the difference in marital property?
- How to handle situations where the other party has withdrawn from their job or concealed assets?
- Should a preliminary injunction or investigation of the property be requested?
Inheritance, Reserved Shares and Wills
Inheritance cases involve the scope of the estate, debts, the validity of wills, deduction of reserved points, division of the estate, renunciation of inheritance and limited inheritance.
- Is the will valid?
- How to claim compensation when special points are infringed
- How heirs divide real estate and bank deposits
Protection orders and domestic violence
If involvedDomestic violence, stalking, intimidationTo control behavior, an application for a general protection order, a temporary protection order, or an emergency protection order can be made, and divorce and child protection strategies can be arranged simultaneously.
Family Mediation and Court Procedures
Family law cases often begin with mediation. A lawyer can help you outline your bottom line, non-negotiable conditions, evidence list, and negotiation strategies to avoid signing unfavorable terms under pressure.
Media interviews and explanations of family law
Family law cases require more than just legal provisions; they require lawyers who can clearly explain complex emotions, the interests of children, and financial risks.
The videos on the original page are important source material for building trust. These media interviews and legal explanations demonstrate that our lawyers can address family law, inheritance, guardianship, and protection order issues of public concern, simplifying complex legal problems into key points that are easy for the general public to understand.
Legal Explanation of Inheritance and Child Guardianship
This explains the legal issues that may arise after a family member's death, including inheritance, guardianship of minor children, and parental arrangements.
Inheritance and Distribution of Estate
The media interviews explained the legal disputes concerning inheritance, distribution among heirs, and family property arrangements.
Types of Protection Orders and Application Process
This explains the general protection order, temporary protection order, emergency protection order, and the legal procedures for dealing with domestic violence.
Guardianship and Marital and Family Responsibilities
This document explains the common legal responsibilities and procedures in cases involving guardianship, meetings and interactions, infidelity, and marital and family matters.
How to prepare for a family case
The earlier evidence and bottom lines are organized, the less uncertainty there is in family law cases.
Confirm case objectives
The strategies differ depending on whether one wants a divorce, is fighting for custody, demands alimony, wants to divide assets, deals with inheritance, or applies for a protection order.
Organizing timelines and evidence
Includes chat logs, remittance records, photos, medical examination reports, police reports, care records, property information, wills, andChild supportRelated documents.
Assessment of Mediation and Litigation
Family courts value mediation, but it is still necessary to know the bottom line before mediation to avoid signing conditions that are detrimental to children, property, or inheritance rights.
Preservation should be carried out if necessary.
If the other party has the risk of leaving their property, taking away children, refusing to pay child support, committing domestic violence, or concealing assets, an assessment of provisional attachment, temporary injunction, or protection order is required.
Why choose Fidelity?
Family cases require confidentiality, empathy, and precise handling of property, evidence, and court procedures.
Prioritizing privacy and confidentiality
Family cases involve marriage, children, property, and family privacy. Our firm will handle information and communication in a confidential manner to avoid unnecessary dissemination.
Balancing negotiation and litigation
When mediation is possible, strive for reasonable terms first; if no agreement can be reached, then use litigation strategies, evidence, and procedures to protect the rights and interests of the parties involved.
Dealing with complex property and inheritance
Family law cases often involve real estate, company shares, bank deposits, insurance, investments, and estate division, requiring the handling of both legal and financial matters.
Frequently Asked Questions
Divorce, Custody, Property and Inheritance FAQ
If you want a divorce but your spouse refuses to sign the papers, can you unilaterally file for divorce?
A court can assess a divorce case, but it must meet the grounds for divorce under civil law or there must be significant breaches in the marriage. Common evidence includes chat logs, records of domestic violence, evidence of infidelity, proof of separation, medical records, or police reports. Whether it is appropriate to file a lawsuit depends on an assessment of the strength of the evidence.
Who is usually awarded guardianship? Is higher income always an advantage?
The court prioritizes the best interests of the child, not just income. Factors such as the primary caregiver, continuity of care, parental capacity, support system, the child's wishes, and stability of residence and schooling can all influence the determination of guardianship.
Can the right to meet and interact be written in great detail?
Yes, and it's recommended to be specific. This includes specifying weekdays, summer and winter vacations, Chinese New Year, birthdays, pick-up and drop-off locations, last-minute cancellations, video calls, and domestic and international travel arrangements. All of these can be clearly defined in the agreement or a court ruling to reduce future conflicts.
What is the right to claim a share of the remaining assets? Is it always 50/50 in a divorce?
In principle, when the statutory property regime for spouses is terminated, the difference between the marital property and the debts incurred during the marriage is divided equally among the respective spouses. However, inheritance, gifts, and compensation for the spouses are usually not included. If an equal division is manifestly unfair, the court may be asked to make an adjustment.
What happens if a will infringes upon the reserved portion of a testamentary estate?
If a will or a gift made during the testator's lifetime infringes upon the reserved portion of the estate of an heir, an assessment can be made to claim a reduction of the reserved portion or related requests. First, the identity of the heir, the scope of the estate, the validity of the will, and the object of the reduction must be confirmed.
Will all family cases go to court?
Not necessarily. Many divorce, custody, child support, and property cases can be resolved through agreement or mediation initially. However, if the other party refuses to communicate, conceals assets, refuses to pay child support, commits domestic violence, or harms the interests of children, it may be necessary to go through court proceedings to protect your rights.
Are you facing issues related to divorce, custody, property division, or inheritance?
Please schedule a confidential one-on-one consultation first, allowing a lawyer to assess the evidence, court procedures, and feasible strategies. The sooner family cases are clarified, the less likely you are to make unfavorable decisions under emotional or stressful circumstances.
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