Recently, a Hong Kong woman came to Zhiming Law Firm seeking help for herself and her daughter to inherit her deceased husband's substantial estate.
 

After communicating with the woman and reviewing the materials she brought, Zhiming lawyers found the case extremely challenging. Her late husband's assets were spread across Hong Kong and multiple cities in mainland China. Apart from some relatively clear real estate properties, the woman had no knowledge of the actual value of the substantial shares, as she never participated in the management of her husband's shareholder companies. Zhiming lawyers also clearly sensed that other shareholders intended to embezzle the equity inheritance. Additionally, the relationships among the deceased husband's family relatives were very complex. If litigation were used to resolve the inheritance issue, it might trigger a scramble for the estate among numerous "rightful claimants" from the husband's family, potentially harming the client's interests.

For this clearly difficult and complex case that conventional methods could hardly resolve, Zhiming lawyers, under the guidance of Director Wang Tengfeng, devised an innovative and efficient non-litigation solution. It is believed that through Zhiming lawyers' artistic legal approaches, integrating reason, emotion, and law in strategic operations, the legitimate rights and interests of the mother and daughter will be fully protected.