Yew Deannie and Associates

Yew Deannie and Associates, located in Kowloon, Hong Kong, offers a comprehensive range of legal services, including property conveyancing, building management, banking and finance, insolvency and bankruptcy, company law, civil litigation, probate, family law, and China-appointed attesting officer services. The firm is dedicated to providing efficient and cost-effective legal solutions tailored to meet the diverse needs of its clients.

The firm's leadership comprises experienced legal professionals. Ms. Deannie Yew, the principal partner, holds a Bachelor of Laws from the University of London and a Master of Laws from both the City University of Hong Kong and Renmin University of China. Admitted as a solicitor in Hong Kong in 2000, she specializes in property conveyancing, civil and criminal litigation, including divorce, mortgages, building management, probate, personal injury claims, and commercial transactions. Ms. Yew is also a qualified civil celebrant of marriages and a China-appointed attesting officer. Partner Mr. Chan Cheuk Wah, a graduate of the University of Hong Kong, was admitted as a solicitor in 2000 and focuses on litigation, commercial, and intellectual property matters. The firm's team also includes assistant solicitors Mr. Kwok Wai Leung and Mr. Cheung Ho Keung Lewis, who bring expertise in civil and commercial litigation, company law, and contract drafting.

Yew Deannie and Associates emphasizes a client-centric approach, striving to deliver prompt and satisfactory legal services at reasonable rates. The firm has a dedicated team for preparing mortgage and loan documentation for financial institutions and possesses extensive experience in executing property-related transactions. Additionally, the firm offers a wide array of China attestation services, including declarations for marriage applications with mainland residents, inheritance statements, identity confirmations, and various power of attorney documents, ensuring comprehensive support for clients with cross-border legal needs.