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Forgery Charges in Korea: Non-Indictment, No Deportation

A Foreigner's Guide to Forgery Charges in Korea and Protecting Your Visa in Korea An increasing number of foreigners living in Korea are finding themselves entangled in criminal cases. If you are under investigation for the forgery of a public document, it is crucial...

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Statutory Share (Yuryubun) Inheritance in Korea

If you have issues relating to inheritance in Korea, especially as a foreigner or a Korean living abroad, an English-speaking lawyer in Korea can help you protect your rights under the statutory share (유류분, Yuryubun; also called the legal reserve of inheritance). This...

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Stalking Charges | Criminal Defense in Korea

Criminal Defense in Korea for Foreigners: Dismisses Stalking Charge Detention Warrant A stalking charge in Korea may put foreigners at risk of detention, punishment, visa cancellations, or deportation. This article explains the Korean law and how early criminal...

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Why Clear Communication is the Key to Legal Success in Korea

Clear Communication is the Key to Legal Success in Korea In any legal matter, communication is everything. But for foreigners in Korea, the language barrier can turn even simple issues into overwhelming challenges. Misunderstandings in contracts, court hearings, or...

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6 Legal Rights Every Foreigner in Korea Should Know

Legal Rights Every Foreigner in Korea Should Know Living in Korea as a foreigner can be an exciting experience, whether you’re here to study, work, invest, or start a family. However, understanding your legal rights is crucial to avoid misunderstandings and protect...

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When Settlement with the Victim is Key in Korean Criminal Cases.

Foreigners in Korea often face unfamiliar legal terms in criminal cases, including “crimes not punishable against the victim’s will” (반의사불벌죄) and “crimes punishable only with the victim’s complaint” (친고죄). These concepts are important in Korean criminal law because...

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A Win for a Business Client in Korea

When doing business in Korea, legal disputes over unpaid service fees or settlements can be a serious risk. One of the most effective legal strategies in such cases is an asset preservation order (also known as provisional attachment or seizure). This remedy ensures...

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