Case Summary
The parties were married in the United States. After marriage, they purchased a property in the U.S. and held joint bank deposits of approximately 200 RMB in mainland China. Following a breakdown of their relationship, the spouse unilaterally transferred the mainland deposits and refused to divide the U.S. property. The party has filed for divorce in a mainland Chinese court, requesting equitable division of all marital assets located both domestically and abroad in accordance with the law.
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The court granted the divorce and ordered the other party to return the transferred funds from mainland China assets, with the remaining balance split in a 6:4 ratio (favoring our client). The U.S. property was awarded to our client following mutual negotiation, subject to payment of an offsetting amount to the other party. Our client ultimately received 58% of the total asset value.
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