Hong Kong Family Law Reports

This series is an unrivaled collection of authoritative reported cases of the most significant family law decisions, in all levels, from the Family Court to the Court of Final Appeal.

Going local on the authorities

Cultural imperatives have given rise to a marked deviation between Hong Kong and English case authorities, with the result that family law in Hong Kong is no longer a mirror of the law in England. Although overseas cases are still frequently relied upon in submissions, it is apparent that reliance upon Hong Kong cases is becoming imperative.

Published in association with The Family Law Association

The Hong Kong Family Law Reports are intended to support the consistency and continuing development of this important area of the law and are an essential reference for practitioners and academics alike.

A cite to behold

This comprehensive collection of judgments offers evidence of the intellectual arguments surrounding judicial discretion in the full spectrum of family law cases, giving you access to the reliance upon local case law.

The Annotated Ordinances of Hong Kong

The only collection of Family decisions from Hong Kong courts

This comprehensive collection of judgments offers evidence of the intellectual arguments surrounding judicial discretion in the full spectrum of family law cases, giving you access to the reliance upon local case law.

Refining your case law research to cater to your specific practice area needs

larity and consistency

Headnotes have been regularly lauded for their style, providing case details and in-depth analysis with the practitioner in mind.

Caters to your specific need

Provides an invaluable source of comparative materials on family law decisions from both the Hong Kong courts and Family Law Tribunal.

Strong cross-referencing

Citations are linked to all our other major works such as Halsbury's Laws of Hong Kong, The Annotated Ordinances of Hong Kong and other commentary works which means that no important reference is excluded.

Smart and cohesive headnoting

Headnotes include para references to the judgments for ease of reference to the judgment on a particular point because the reader may only be interested in one or two of several different issues covered in a particular judgment.

Editorial Advisory Board

The Honourable Mr Justice Johnson Lam, Vice President of the Court of Appeal of the High Court of Hong Kong

The Honourable Madam Justice Bebe Pui Ying Chu, Judge, Court of First Instance of the High Court of Hong Kong

His Honour BrunoChan, Former Principal Family Court Judge, District Court of Hong Kong

Her Honour Sharon DMelloy, Family Court Judge, District Court of Hong Kong

The Honour Mr Michael John Hartmann, GBS, former Non-Permanent Judges

More Information

Updates: Published annually

Format: Bound volume

ISBN: HKFLR0516BVST

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