MAINLAND CHINA DISPUTES · FUJIAN EXPERIENCE

Real Estate & Distressed Assets

For overseas owners and investors, a mainland property dispute can be difficult to manage at a distance. We bring experience in real estate, distressed assets and litigation to disputes about payments, ownership, investment and enforcement.

Start with an outline. Document review and formal advice follow an agreed scope and fee.

When we can help

  • The sale proceeds or another property-related payment remain unpaid.
  • Ownership, co-ownership or the right to dispose of a property is disputed.
  • A joint property investment needs an exit or resolution.
  • Property is involved in preservation, enforcement or distressed asset disposal.

What the mandate may cover

  • Review of the transaction or ownership history and dispute documents.
  • Assessment of relevant rights, restrictions and available evidence.
  • An agreed route for negotiation, litigation or enforcement.
  • Coordination of the mainland steps and client decisions.

What to prepare

  • Property location and available ownership or registration documents.
  • Sale, investment or financing agreements and payment records.
  • Relevant court documents, restrictions or enforcement information.
  • A short account of the dispute and your preferred outcome.

Before you begin

Is this a property sales or management service?

This service focuses on legal disputes and asset-related legal work. Routine brokerage, property management and maintenance are outside its core scope.

Can an inheritance issue be reviewed?

If the matter involves mainland property or ownership, describe the circumstances in your enquiry. We will assess whether it fits our scope and whether additional specialists are needed.

FEES & YOUR NEXT DECISION

Agree the scope before committing.

01

Confirm whether we can assist

Outline the issue, location, urgent dates and parties so scope and conflicts can be checked. Initial contact is not a formal legal opinion.

02

Agree a scoped assessment

Where a document review is needed, agree the fee and deliverables first: evidence gaps, possible routes and recommendations for the next stage.

03

Choose the next mandate

Negotiation, proceedings, enforcement or defence work is agreed by stage. Additional work and third-party expenses are identified separately.

The responsible firm, billing currency, payment account and payment method are confirmed in the engagement.

Understand your position. Plan your next step.

Share a brief outline. We will review suitability and discuss information needs, scope and next steps.

Discuss Your Matter