[3 September 2026] When Wealth Turns Contentious: Trust, Probate and Family Disputes in Hong Kong

[Upcoming webinar: 3 September 2026, 12pm - 1pm HKT]

Webinar description

As Hong Kong families and entrepreneurs build significant wealth, disputes over trusts, estates and succession are becoming more common. When circumstances change, even carefully planned structures can become the subject of contentious litigation involving wills, trusts, estate administration and family-owned businesses.

This webinar is designed for private client advisers and litigators who want to stay ahead of key trends in managing litigious family wealth disputes and explore practical strategies for preventing sensitive conflicts.

Speakers, Jeffrey Ip, Partner of the Family Enterprise Consulting of Deloitte Private, and Anna Chan, Partner and Head of Private Client practice at Oldham, Li & Nie, will examine the common pitfalls that give rise to wealth disputes, explore the legal issues involved in trust, probate and family business conflicts, and discuss recent Hong Kong cases, whether resolved through the High Court or alternative dispute resolution methods such as mediation and arbitration.

Register for free today to gain practical insights on how proactive planning can help preserve both family wealth and family harmony.

Key topics to be addressed:

• The common drivers of family tension that lead to wealth disputes
• Trust disputes in Hong Kong
• Probate and estate litigation in Hong Kong
• Family business and succession conflicts
• Avoiding disputes: preventive planning strategies
• Case studies

Event details

• Date: 3 September 2026
• Time: 12:00PM - 1:00PM HKT
• Event format: Online
• Language: English

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