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Plain-language guides for families navigating divorce in Hong Kong — told through illustrated stories. Not legal advice.

Children Series

A three-episode guide to children arrangements in Hong Kong divorce — custody, removal from jurisdiction, and court procedures.

What About the Children?
Episode 1

What About the Children?

Custody ≠ Care & Control

Many parents confuse 'custody' with 'care and control'. This episode explains the difference, and why the court's focus is always the child's welfare — not who wins.

11 pages
Taking a Child Out of Hong Kong
Episode 2

Taking a Child Out of Hong Kong

Removal from Jurisdiction

Can you take your child out of Hong Kong after separation? This episode explains when you need written consent or a court order, what the Hague Convention means for international cases, and why the child's welfare always comes first.

11 pages
Court Procedures for Children Arrangements
Episode 3

Court Procedures for Children Arrangements

Agreement or Dispute — Child Welfare Always Comes First

Whether parents agree or not, the court has a clear process. This episode explains Route A (consent summons) and Route B (CDR and trial), and why the child's welfare is always the paramount consideration.

15 pages

Financial Series

COMING SOON

Coming soon — a new series covering financial arrangements in Hong Kong divorce, including ancillary relief, matrimonial assets, and maintenance.

EPISODES COMING SOON

New episodes covering financial arrangements in divorce will be added soon.

Need Legal Assistance?

Under the Bar Code, barristers may only be engaged through a solicitor. Please choose the option that applies to you.

Solicitor consultation

I am a Solicitor

Please contact Droit Chambers directly to brief Michael on your client's family law matter.

Family consultation

Member of the Public

Find a solicitor through the Law Society of Hong Kong's Find-a-Solicitor service, who can then brief a barrister on your behalf.

These comics are for general information only and do not constitute legal advice. Each family's situation is different. If you need legal advice, please consult a qualified Hong Kong family law barrister.