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    Testamentary Substitute Trust & Forced Heirship in Korea

    By법무법인 아틀라스 2026년 01월 10일2026년 01월 30일

    Table of Contents 1. What is a Testamentary Substitute Trust in South Korea? 2. How are Trust Assets Treated for Forced Heirship Purposes? 3. What Happens When the Trustee is Designated as Post-Death Beneficiary? 4. How is the Forced Heirship Share Calculated? 5. How is Forced Heirship Restitution Made? 6. What are Key Considerations When…

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    What If Your Ex Refuses Child Handover After Court Order in South Korea? Enforcement Strategies

    By법무법인 아틀라스 2026년 01월 04일2026년 01월 30일

    Table of Contents 1. What Can You Do When the Other Party Refuses to Comply with a Child Handover Order? 2. Step 1: How Do You Obtain an Enforcement Title (Final Judgment)? 3. Step 2: How Do You Apply for a Performance Order? 4. Step 3: How Are Administrative Fines Imposed? 5. Step 4: When…

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  • Corporate Counseling | Corporate/International

    Exclusive Supply Contracts in South Korea: Buyer’s Perspective Matters

    By법무법인 아틀라스 2025년 12월 31일2026년 01월 30일

    Table of Contents 1. Why Perspective Matters in Exclusive Supply Contracts 2. Supplier Perspective vs. Buyer Perspective: Key Differences 3. The Three Critical Risks Buyers Face 4. Exclusivity Clauses: Declarations Are Not Enough 5. Penalty Clauses vs. Liquidated Damages: One Word Can Mean Millions 6. Minimum Guaranteed Volume: Making Supply Obligations Concrete 7. How to…

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  • Corporate Counseling | Int'l Transactions

    How to Draft an Exclusive Distributor Agreement in South Korea? Key Clauses and Practical Checklist

    By법무법인 아틀라스 2025년 12월 31일2026년 01월 30일

    Table of Contents 1. What Is an Exclusive Distributor Agreement? 2. How to Design Exclusive Distribution Rights Clauses? 3. How to Set Exclusivity Fees and Minimum Purchase Amounts? 4. How to Allocate Obligations Between Manufacturer and Distributor? 5. Key Points for Pricing and Payment Terms 6. How to Draft Warranty and Defect Inspection Clauses? 7….

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  • Corporate Disputes | Corporate/International

    No Written Contract? Who Pays in South Korea

    By법무법인 아틀라스 2025년 12월 29일2026년 01월 30일

    Table of Contents 1. What Is Contract Party Determination Under Korean Law? 2. How Are Parties Determined When a Written Contract Exists? 3. How Do Korean Courts Determine Parties Without a Written Contract? 4. How to Respond When the Other Party Claims a Third Party Is Responsible? 5. Contract Party Determination in Continuing Business Relationships…

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    How to Secure Feed Debts with Livestock as Collateral in South Korea

    By법무법인 아틀라스 2025년 12월 28일2026년 01월 30일

    Table of Contents 1. What is a Chattel Security Interest in South Korea? 2. Can Livestock Be Used as Collateral Under Korean Law? 3. How to Specify Collateral in a Collective Chattel Security Interest? 4. How to Establish a Chattel Security Interest in South Korea? 5. What Are the Effects of Notarizing a Security Agreement?…

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    Real Estate Fraud Partial Acquittal in South Korea: Failed Proof of Deception Case

    By법무법인 아틀라스 2025년 12월 26일2026년 01월 30일

    Table of Contents 1. Is Partial Acquittal Possible in Real Estate Fraud Cases? 2. Case Overview and Prosecution’s Charges 3. Defense Counsel’s Key Arguments 4. Court’s Grounds for Acquittal 5. Critical Evidence Analysis: Deleted Text on Promissory Note 6. Legal Implications of Failed Proof of Deception 7. Practical Implications of This Judgment 8. FAQ Related…

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  • White Collar Crime | White-Collar Crime

    Illegally Obtained Evidence from Voluntarily Submitted Phone in South Korea

    By법무법인 아틀라스 2025년 12월 22일2026년 01월 30일

    Table of Contents 1. Is Seizing Unrelated Electronic Information from a Voluntarily Submitted Phone Illegally Obtained Evidence? 2. What Are the Criteria for Interpreting the Submitter’s Intent in Voluntary Submission? 3. Why Is Electronic Information Seizure Beyond the Scope of Voluntary Submission Illegal? 4. What Should Investigators Do When They Discover Unrelated Electronic Information? 5….

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  • Corporate Counseling

    Stock Pledge in South Korea: Documents Required, Creation & Enforcement

    By법무법인 아틀라스 2025년 12월 21일2026년 01월 30일

    Table of Contents 1. What Is a Stock Pledge? 2. What Is the Difference Between Simple Pledge and Registered Pledge? 3. What Documents Are Required for Stock Pledge Creation? 4. Creating and Enforcing Pledges on Certificated Shares 5. Creating and Enforcing Pledges on Non-Certificated Shares 6. Creating and Enforcing Pledges on Deposited Shares (Electronically Registered…

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  • White Collar Crime

    How to Access Complaint Letters and Interrogation Records in South Korea | Atlas Legal

    By법무법인 아틀라스 2025년 12월 05일2026년 01월 30일

    Table of Contents 1. Can I Access Investigation Records Through the Information Disclosure Portal? 2. How to Register on the Information Disclosure Portal 3. How to Complete the Information Disclosure Request Form 4. Why Is the Personal Information Exclusion Clause Important? 5. What to Do If the Prosecution Refuses Disclosure 6. FAQ Related Content Atlas…

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