Korean Law for Foreigners
The "Korean Law for Foreigners Blog" is all about topics relevant to both Korean expats and foreigners abroad.
Special Renunciation of Korean Nationality
Pureum Law Office in Seoul is here to help if you want to know how to renounce Korean citizenship or have questions about special renunciation of Korean citizenship.
Korean Franchisor Obligations: Key Legal Duties Under Fair Trade Law
If you're a franchisor operating or expanding into South Korea, understanding your legal responsibilities is crucial. South Korea enforces strict regulations to ensure fairness in franchise relationships, and franchisors are required to meet clear legal standards. This post breaks down the most…
3 Protection Systems under Korean Franchise Law in 2025
Korean Franchise Law effectively protects franchise operations and promotes free trade, Pureum Law Office is here to help you understand it better.
Division of inheritance in Korea
Need assistance with property division matters in South Korea? Our team of experienced legal professionals at Pureum Law Office can guide you through the inheritance process and help resolve any related challenges.
Changes to Marriage Visa Requirements in Korea 2025
Changes to Marriage Visa Requirements in Korea 2025 The Ministry of Justice has recently announced an updated notice (No. 2024-587) regarding the requirements for obtaining marriage-based visas in Korea. At Pureum Law Office, we understand these changes may affect many of our…
Child Custody Guidance for Divorcing Parents (in-person attendance required)
Pureum Law Office in Seoul is here to help if a couple with minor children intends to divorce in South Korea, and we note that it is crucial to consider each child’s best interest.
How Long Does a Divorce Take in Korea?
If you are wondering "How long does a divorce take in Korea?" Durations of a divorce can vary significantly in South Korea, depending on whether it is a contested, uncontested, or mediation-based divorce.
Overturning an Unjust Divorce Judgment and Compensation Order
In this case, the client unexpectedly found themselves divorced in the first trial without their knowledge and was ordered to pay 20 million KRW in alimony to the opposing party. Wishing to overturn this first-instance decision, the client retained Pureum Law Office.…
Securing a Swift Divorce Despite Initial Opposition
In this case, the client sought a swift divorce, but the spouse was initially unwilling to agree. Upon being retained, Simon Lee immediately began proposing an amicable divorce to the opposing party. After a lengthy period of negotiation and persistent persuasion, Simon…
