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LawyersInVietnam.com shares practical legal guidance from Jurion & Partners Law Firm for foreign individuals, international investors and businesses in Vietnam. Explore corporate and investment matters, commercial disputes, employment, immigration, property and family law. Our articles help you identify legal risks, organize relevant documents and prepare questions for a lawyer. For matters involving Vietnam and another country, start with a clear assessment of the applicable procedure and your priorities.
Enterprise 18/08/2026
Use a pre-FDI legal checklist for Vietnam covering market access, structure, approvals, capital accounts, local partners, contracts and compliance. Confirm the intended business activity and legal route before transferring funds. Due diligence and clear documentation can identify licensing, ownership and partner risks that are harder to correct after operations begin.
Enterprise 15/08/2023
A shareholder's rights depend on the class of shares, the company charter and applicable company law. Understanding that combination is important before subscribing for shares, voting or planning a transfer. The guide introduces ordinary, founding and preference shareholder issues and helps investors identify the corporate documents and restrictions to review before exercising a right or entering a transaction.
Enterprise 22/01/2026
Review shareholder dispute risks in Vietnamese companies, from capital and voting rights to governance documents, negotiation and formal proceedings. Collect the charter, ownership records, approvals and correspondence before taking unilateral action. A clear assessment of authority and dispute clauses can help preserve operations while the parties consider settlement or legal remedies.
Enterprise 06/10/2026
Assess bankruptcy and closure options for foreign-invested enterprises in Vietnam, including debts, employee claims, assets and director risks. Distinguish insolvency proceedings from solvent dissolution and ordinary asset sale. Preserve records and assess creditors, guarantees and employee obligations before making payments, transfers or a final closure decision.
Foreigners 21/10/2023
Legal services can help prevent a problem, structure a transaction or respond to a dispute. Choosing the right form of support begins with understanding what must be decided and what work is needed to implement that decision. A written opinion may identify risks without including contract drafting, filing or representation. A document review may focus on a particular issue rather than every aspect of a transaction. Clarify the expected deliverables and who will act on them.
Foreigners 16/03/2026
Learn how foreigners can choose a lawyer in Vietnam by checking professional status, relevant experience, communication, scope and fee arrangements. Ask who will handle the matter and how advice will be communicated. Review a written engagement and assess the proposed strategy on evidence and legal requirements, rather than promises of influence or guaranteed results.
Foreigners 16/08/2022
An international couple may agree to divorce yet still face document and participation requirements. Before filing a joint application, confirm the Vietnamese court's jurisdiction and prepare clear arrangements for children, property and any unresolved financial obligations. The discussion explains the preparation issues that international families should consider before filing. It connects document readiness with procedural requirements and highlights the need to assess overseas residence, service and practical participation without assuming that every case follows the same timetable.
Foreigners 17/01/2024
Labor disputes can concern pay, working time, workplace conditions, insurance or termination. The appropriate response depends on the claim and evidence, not simply on which party first raises a complaint. Review the employment contract and relevant policies and identify the specific obligation alleged to have been breached. For a payment claim, prepare a period-by-period calculation. For a conduct or termination issue, preserve the decisions, notices and supporting records.
Dispute 09/08/2023
A labour dispute involving a foreign employee, an overseas employer or evidence abroad requires both an employment-law and a procedural assessment. The first step is to identify the relationship, claim and connection with Vietnam. The article focuses on the practical documents needed to assess the dispute and distinguishes individual from collective procedures rather than treating all foreign-related employment claims as the same type of case.
Dispute 03/04/2026
Compare dispute resolution support in Vietnam for foreign clients, covering forum selection, evidence, negotiation, representation and enforcement planning. A dispute strategy should connect the contract, available proof, deadlines and debtor assets. Evaluate the limits of each route and avoid assuming that an award or judgment guarantees recovery.
Dispute 06/09/2023
A divorce judgment does not always resolve every disagreement about property. A later claim may concern assets omitted from the proceedings, competing ownership claims or an agreement that one former spouse has not performed. Distinguish common property from separate property using the acquisition history, source of funds, gifts, inheritance records and any marital property agreement. A name on a certificate is one part of the evidence; it does not answer every question about contributions or ownership.
Dispute 29/08/2023
An inheritance dispute may concern the estate, a will, the identity of heirs or obligations left by the deceased. Establishing these facts is necessary before discussing a share of the estate or commencing a claim. The guide explains the main categories of dispute and the documents needed for legal review. The date of death, location of property and any overseas connection can materially affect the procedure and analysis.
Divorce 28/12/2022
An older document checklist should be checked against the needs of the current case. A foreign-element divorce may require review of the marriage record, residence information, the respondent's overseas location and the formal preparation of documents issued abroad. The discussion explains the preparation issues that international families should consider before filing. It connects document readiness with procedural requirements and highlights the need to assess overseas residence, service and practical participation without assuming that every case follows the same timetable.
Divorce 15/07/2023
A divorce involving another country requires an assessment of jurisdiction, applicable law, overseas documents and service of proceedings. Whether the spouses agree also affects the preparation needed for children, property and financial obligations. The article brings these questions together as a preparation guide. A case involving a foreign spouse or property abroad should be reviewed on its own facts before a court, document list or timetable is selected.
Divorce 04/11/2023
There is no reliable single number of court visits for every unilateral divorce. The required participation depends on the procedural steps, the disputed issues, service of documents and any lawful basis for absence. A statement-taking appointment, evidence session, mediation and trial are different events. Review the summons and ask what participation is required. Do not assume that a lawyer can replace a spouse at every stage or that ignoring a notice will shorten the process.
Divorce 18/10/2022
An overseas marriage and its recording in Vietnamese civil-status records are related but separate matters. Before seeking divorce, clarify how the marriage is evidenced and recognised, which records are available and whether any preliminary administrative step is needed. The discussion separates legal requirements from practical preparation and identifies the issues to clarify before taking the next step. It explains why the documents, degree of agreement and specific relief requested should guide the approach rather than a general promise about timing or outcome.
Investment 13/11/2023
A construction investment project requires a coordinated legal and technical plan. The appropriate documents and approvals depend on the project, funding, site and nature of the works. Review the proposed land use, planning status, investment arrangements and technical studies. Identify which design, environmental, fire-safety and construction requirements apply. Work with technical advisers so the legal filing reflects the actual design and intended operation.
Investment 16/12/2023
The term investment licence can conceal several different procedures. A project may involve investment-policy approval, an investment registration certificate, enterprise registration and sector permissions, depending on the current framework and its facts. Describe the activity, investor, ownership, location and scale. Determine which procedures apply and which authority handles each. An approval described in general commercial language should not be treated as a universal document authorizing every project.
Investment 20/07/2023
A foreign-invested company's capital increase may affect project capital, charter capital or borrowing arrangements in different ways. Identifying which figure changes is the starting point for planning the corporate decisions and registration work. The discussion helps investors organise existing certificates, ownership information and funding plans before deciding which approvals or amendments are required and how the steps should be coordinated.
Investment 19/07/2023
An Investment Registration Certificate records information about an investment project. Determining whether a project needs one requires an assessment of the investor, proposed activities and applicable investment procedures. The article explains how project scope, capital, location and implementation plans fit into a registration review. Enterprise registration, sector licences and project approvals should be considered separately rather than treated as interchangeable documents.
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