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What is your Taiwan matter about?

Start with the closest topic. Each link explains the related service; an inquiry lets us assess whether we can assist with your specific matter.

Tell us the essentials first

Send a brief summary, your connection to Taiwan, any deadline, and a way to contact you. We then check suitability and possible conflicts; scope, fees, and any consultation are confirmed separately. Send sensitive documents only after attorney instructions.

Inquiry → suitability and conflict check → scope and fees confirmation → consultation if agreed

Direct consultations are available in English, Chinese, Korean, and Japanese.

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What to review first on this page

  • This page connects overseas and international clients to Taiwan legal support for company setup, investment, and disputes.
  • Attorney Wei Tseng consults directly in English, Chinese, Korean, and Japanese, in person in Taipei or by video.
  • The firm assists with Taiwan company formation, litigation across practice areas, residence-permit procedures, and tax-accounting assistance.
  • Initial fact review, document analysis, procedure planning, and dispute handling can be assessed in one flow.
  • You can review Attorney Wei Tseng’s profile, columns, and public channels from the same entry point.
  • The firm is based in Taipei and works with international clients on Taiwan company setup, disputes, employment, and regulatory matters.

Good fit for consultation when

  • Clients who want Taiwan legal issues explained in English or another working language
  • Businesses that need a Taiwan lawyer for incorporation or investment matters
  • Individuals dealing with civil, criminal, traffic, divorce, or inheritance disputes in Taiwan
  • Anyone who wants to understand consultation steps and materials before reaching out
  • Foreign residents and business owners in Taiwan who need a local law firm in Taipei
  • Overseas companies entering Taiwan or facing a dispute with a Taiwanese counterparty
  • Clients who need residence-permit assistance connected to a Taiwan matter
  • Clients who need tax-accounting assistance for a Taiwan company or dispute

Priority review points

  • Jurisdiction, timing, and evidence strategy vary by case type.
  • For overseas companies, Taiwan procedure often needs to be aligned with headquarters or home-jurisdiction structure.
  • Foreign-national matters frequently require attention to service, powers of attorney, and immigration issues.
  • Legal analysis and practical enforceability should be reviewed together.
  • Official government pages linked from this guide are reference destinations. They do not decide eligibility, acceptance, or outcome.
What should I check first when looking for a Taiwan lawyer?
Start with the case type and the lawyer’s language and procedural fit. For overseas and international clients, English or multilingual communication, Taiwan local procedure experience, and document-handling capability all matter.
Can consultation begin while I am still outside Taiwan?
Yes. Initial review can begin through email, messaging, or video consultation, followed by guidance on Taiwan filings and required documents.
What materials are useful before consultation?
Start with a brief summary of the issue or business, the Taiwan connection, key dates or a deadline, preferred language, and contact details. Contracts, notices, counterpart details, and other evidence can be organized for later attorney instructions.

Taiwan Corporate Legal Advisory

We advise overseas businesses on Taiwan-related contract review, commercial legal risk, and employment matters.

Tell us whether you need help with a particular matter or ongoing legal advice.

  • Contract review — Outline the document, its connection to Taiwan, and the decision or negotiation you want to discuss.
  • Business risk — Describe the planned transaction or business activity and the legal question you need to resolve.
  • Employment — We advise on employment contracts and workplace questions in Taiwan. See our labor and employment page for more detail.
  • One-off or ongoing advisory — Tell us whether you have a specific matter or need ongoing support. Our fees page describes the annual retainer; you can ask about scope and fees when you contact us.

Related pages

For the first email, send a brief overview of the Taiwan business, the current question, any deadline, your preferred language, and how we can reach you. A short summary is enough at this stage.

English, Chinese, Korean, and Japanese are all supported.

Sensitive files should wait until the attorney gives instructions.

Workflow and Preparation

Consultation flow

  • Start with a brief first email: the issue or business goal, the Taiwan connection, any deadline, and how we can reach you. Time zone and how you found us are optional.
  • Separate jurisdiction, procedure, timing, and appearance requirements under Taiwan practice before the first action is taken.
  • After consultation, split the matter into items that can move immediately and items that still require fact or document confirmation.

Initial summary and documents to organize later

  • Brief initial summary: the issue or business model, the Taiwan connection, key dates or a deadline, preferred language, and how we can reach you
  • Optional: time zone or preferred contact window, and how you found this page
  • Organize for later attorney instructions: contracts, emails, chat records, quotations, and payment records — do not send originals in the first email
  • Organize for later: counterparty identity, company name, address, and representative details
  • Organize for later: photos, videos, registry documents, or other core evidence; medical or bank records only after the attorney asks for them

For an initial inquiry, please provide only a brief matter or business overview and your contact details. Do not send passport or identification numbers, bank account details, or original identity documents by email or through the general inquiry form. Provide sensitive materials only through a secure method after receiving instructions from the attorney.

Points that are often missed

  • A process that feels standard in a home jurisdiction may work differently in Taiwan.
  • Clients often focus on translation but miss format or power-of-attorney requirements.
  • If early contact records are not organized, later proof becomes harder.
  • Visa or immigration status can sometimes affect litigation or meeting logistics.

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Frequently Asked Questions

If you want the direction clarified quickly

Company setup, litigation, residence-permit assistance, and tax-accounting assistance are reviewed as Taiwan-law matters. Send a brief initial summary of the issue, the Taiwan connection, any deadline, and how we can reach you. Other documents can follow after attorney instructions. Use Fees and scope for the current consultation structure.

Guide to a service configured with this firm: initial questions and a consultation-email draft for review. General AI chats do not automatically have access. Not an appointment or legal advice.

First inquiry: a brief overview of the issue or business, the Taiwan connection, any deadline, and how we can reach you. Time zone and how you found us are optional. Sensitive materials only after attorney instructions.

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