重庆丰阁律师事务所
重庆丰阁律师事务所
Chongqing Fengge Law Firm
Chongqing Fengge Law Firm
China Lawyer for Foreigners and Overseas Chinese — Cross-Border Legal Services
Chongqing Fengge Law Firm provides cross-border legal services in China, handling disputes involving debt and contracts, property and assets, marriage and inheritance, and equity and investment. Clients based overseas can engage us fully remotely for matters located in China.
Debt Recovery / Contract Disputes
Unpaid debts, breach of contract, overdue payments, or investment recovery. We represent clients based abroad in litigation, asset preservation, and enforcement in China — no in-person appearance required.
Property & Asset Disputes
Real estate disputes in China — property disputes, encroachment, demolition compensation, and property rights issues. Handled entirely by your lawyer while you stay wherever you are.
Marriage & Inheritance
Divorce property division, estate inheritance, and inheriting bank deposits or real estate in China. Remote representation, with Apostille certification accepted.
Corporate & Investment Disputes
Shareholder disputes, equity disputes, investment fraud, and partnership disputes. Dispute resolution services in China for companies and individuals based overseas.
Why Choose Us
Licensed to Practice in China
A duly licensed law firm holding practice permits from China's Ministry of Justice, authorized to represent clients before courts at all levels nationwide.
Cross-Border Case Experience
Familiar with the procedures international clients need — power of attorney, Apostille certification, and remote instruction.
Direct Access to Your Lawyer
No case handoffs to intermediaries — updates come straight from your lawyer via WhatsApp or email.
Transparent, Fair Pricing
A clear fee structure agreed before engagement, with no hidden charges. We accept cross-border RMB and USD wire transfers.
Working With Us From Anywhere
No need to travel to China — complete your engagement in four steps.
Step 1 — Free Case Assessment
Submit the form or email us your situation. We respond within 24 hours with an initial assessment of feasibility, timeline, and cost.
Step 2 — Sign the Engagement Agreement
Once approved, both parties sign a formal Representation Agreement outlining scope and fees. E-signatures accepted — no paper mailing required.
Step 3 — Complete Your Power of Attorney
Have your Power of Attorney notarized locally, then apostilled, and mail the original to our office. We provide templates and guidance throughout.
Step 4 — Full Representation by Your Lawyer
All filings, hearings, and communications are handled by your lawyer, with no need for you to be physically present. Updates are shared regularly by email or WhatsApp, with major decisions discussed as needed.
Frequently Asked Questions
No. You can complete a notarized and apostilled Power of Attorney locally and mail it to us. Everything is handled online — no need to appear in court in person.
An Apostille is a simplified international document certification. For Hague Convention countries (the US, Canada, Singapore, Australia, Japan, and others), documents only need local notarization plus an official certificate — no dual authentication through a Chinese consulate is required. It typically takes 2–4 weeks.
Fees are quoted based on case complexity and confirmed in a formal agreement before engagement. We accept cross-border RMB transfers to our firm account, as well as USD wire transfers.
We provide a free initial case assessment based on the evidence you share, giving you an honest evaluation of risks and likelihood of success — no guarantees, no false promises.
With complete documentation, evidence located in China can typically be filed within a week; evidence formed overseas requires notarization and certification first, so the overall process usually takes 2–6 weeks.
Yes. After submitting the form, we provide a free initial assessment of your case before you decide whether to proceed. Consultation is free.