Younghoon Kim is a former Judge at Seoul Central District Court. Kim Hyun-jung holds Korean Bar Association specialist registrations in real estate and criminal law. Their work brings judicial experience together with legal and tax insight.
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YOUNGHOON KIMJudicial experience. A clear view of the issues.
Former Judge at Seoul Central District Court and Research Judge at the Supreme Court of Korea. His work focuses on the issues revealed by contracts and evidence, and how to present the client’s position.
KIM HYUN-JUNGProperty disputes, with the legal and tax issues considered together.
Registered with the Korean Bar Association in the specialist fields of real estate and criminal law. Her legal, tax and patent qualifications, together with estate administration and guardianship experience, inform her work on property, inheritance and asset division.
Distinguish the position you want to advance from the facts that must be proved. Review contracts, transaction records and opposing arguments to identify the evidence needed.
In inheritance and property disputes, establishing a right is only part of the picture. Consider the assets, their legal status and the relevant tax implications together.
Consider negotiation and litigation alongside evidence preservation, asset protection and enforcement. Discuss the priorities at the current stage and the scope of the work.
The appellate court accepted part of the challenge and reduced the payment.
The court dismissed the other party’s title claim. In related proceedings, it ordered removal of the encroaching building and delivery of possession, and allowed part of the monetary claim for use of the land.
We discuss your situation, objectives and any approaching deadline. The consultation format and fee are explained before booking.
We examine the available contracts, decisions and transaction records, distinguishing established facts from information still needed.
We explain available procedures, key issues and foreseeable difficulties. The engagement terms specify the initial fee, whether a success fee applies and on what basis, and separate expenses.
We organise the arguments and evidence for the agreed procedure, checking material facts and submissions with the client.
We review opposing submissions and procedural developments, explaining any additional evidence or preparation needed for an appearance.
We explain what the decision resolved and what remains. Appeals, registration and enforcement are discussed according to the circumstances and the agreed scope.
The steps vary with the type and stage of the matter. Representation begins only after the engagement terms are agreed.
Commentary on inheritance and property issues, through broadcasting and writing.
Bring a summary of your circumstances, your objectives and any relevant documents.