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Welcome to this website. We have designed it especially for old people in Hong Kong. Here we hope you will find many useful materials explaining the law, and your rights and obligations under the law.
- Funeral Arrangements
- Personal Items
- Too Young A Beneficiary
- Disabled Beneficiary
- Your Beneficiary Unfortunately Passes Away Before You Do
- Medical Certification
- Estate Duty
- Can I Not Leave Any Asset to My Wife Or My Infant Children?
- Keeping Your Will Properly
You may indicate in your will your preferred form of funeral, e.g. burial or cremation, Taoist, Buddhist or Christian etc.
If you have not stated in your will who should take your personal items such as furniture, clothing, accessories, vehicles or other items of memorable value, those items would be considered as part of the your estate and will be sold and then distributed in the form of money.
If a beneficiary of your will has not reached the age of 18 by the time you pass away, your executor would normally put the assets that you leave behind for that beneficiary on trust until he or she reaches 18. If you are worried that it is not good for the growth of your child or grandchild to succeed your assets at too young an age, you may speci...
If a beneficiary of your will is unable to look after him/herself due to disability, you may appoint a trustee to manage the assets that you leave behind for him/her.
According to section 23 of the Wills Ordinance (Cap. 30), if a descendent of yours is a beneficiary of your will and he/she passes away before you do, leaving behind descendent(s) of his/her own, then generally his/her descendent(s) will take over the assets that you originally leave behind for your fallen descendent.
If you are rather old, suffering from stroke, Alzheimer’s disease or any other severe diseases that may affect your mental condition, you should invite your attending doctor, or even a neurologist or a psychiatrist, to examine and record your mental condition. This is to prevent your family from attempting to use poor mental condition as a reason f...
Estate Duty was abolished on 11st February, 2006. People surviving that date like you do not have to worry about this.
Generally speaking, you have the freedom to decide how to distribute your estate. Differently put, you may by your will decide to whom you would and whom you would not leave your assets. As said before, you may even not leave a dime to your families but leave it all to charities or, perhaps, your caretaker or neighbours who have taken care of you. ...
You should keep your will properly after you make it or else your wishes may not be implemented if your will is lost subsequently. You may choose to keep your will at home or other private premises. But you should make sure that the will would not get lost easily and that your executor knows how to locate it. As there might be many years between th...
Welcome to this website. We have designed it especially for old people in Hong Kong. Here we hope you will find many useful materials explaining the law, and your rights and obligations under the law.
Employment: Work-related injuries Work-related accidents causing disability In general, the nature of the disability is classified into (1) permanent incapacity or (2) temporary incapacity. Compensation in cases of permanent total incapacity is as follows (section 7 of the Employees' Compensation Ordinance):
Welcome to this website. We have designed it especially for old people in Hong Kong. Here we hope you will find many useful materials explaining the law, and your rights and obligations under the law.
Criminal offences commonly committed by elderly people Unlawful gambling Gambling establishments must have a licence to operate in Hong Kong. Gambling, such as playing mahjong, in any unlicensed establishment is unlawful under section 6 of the Gambling Ordinance, Cap. 148.
