South Korea’s Goo Hara Law allows courts to forfeit a parent’s inheritance rights for abandonment or abuse. Learn the requirements, procedures, and the February 2026 Civil Act amendments.
When a joint venture agreement is terminated in South Korea, loan repayment and trust registration cancellation are subject to simultaneous performance under the Korean Civil Act. A practical guide to restitution strategies.
Facing false lien claims that are depressing auction prices on your South Korean property? Learn how to file a lien non-existence confirmation lawsuit, with winning strategies from actual court cases.
In South Korea, a creditor’s revocation action must be filed within 1 year of discovering the cause for revocation and within 5 years of the fraudulent act. Learn the practical standards for calculating these exclusion periods through a real case analysis.
In jointly operated reconstruction projects in South Korea, sale proceeds constitute co-owned property (hapyu). Under Korean Civil Code Article 272, assignment without unanimous consent of all co-owners is void. Learn about Supreme Court precedents and practical considerations.
Can you recover the purchase price when a land sale contract becomes impossible to perform due to mortgage and foreclosure in South Korea? Detailed analysis of spin-off company liability and settlement agreement interpretation.
Can a sole proprietor in South Korea avoid existing contractual debts by establishing a corporation? We analyze cases where liability is still recognized after incorporation, including contract succession, piercing the corporate veil, and debt avoidance prevention doctrines.
Did your contractor refuse to pay for additional work in South Korea? Verbal contracts are enforceable. Learn winning strategies with a real KRW 53M case study.
Wrongful termination in South Korea explained. Learn legal standards, remedies, and litigation procedures under Korean labor law for employees and employers.
Analysis of testamentary substitute trust assets and forced heirship claims under South Korean law. Covers Trust Act Article 36, Supreme Court Case 2022Da307294, and six trust structure types.
