Reader’s Question: Mr. Quoc, currently residing in Hoi An, asks: My ex-wife and I have been divorced for six months, and the court awarded custody of our 8-year-old son to my ex-wife. I am obligated to pay monthly child support and have fulfilled this obligation fully and on time. However, whenever I try to contact my son or visit him, my ex-wife often refuses and denies me access. She also makes disparaging remarks toward me. I’m not sure if my ex-wife has the legal right to prevent me from visiting and caring for my child after the divorce. If this situation continues, what should I do to be able to see my son?
25/07/2025 - FAQ
(LSVN) – I am about to get married and have been advised to sign an agreement regarding the matrimonial property regime before registering the marriage, to avoid potential complications in case of future disputes. I am wondering whether such an agreement is legally recognized, whether notarization is required, and whether it can be amended after marriage? Ms. Lan, residing in Ho Chi Minh City, asked.
23/07/2025 - FAQ
*Mr. Huy, residing in Cam Le District, asks: I signed a 36-month fixed-term labor contract with A Limited Liability Company, under which I was employed as a technical staff member in the production workshop. The contract clearly specifies my salary, working conditions, and specific job responsibilities. However, 05 months after I began working, I had a disagreement with my direct supervisor. Following this, the company issued a decision to temporarily reassign me to a loading and unloading worker, stating that the change would only remain in effect until a replacement is found. I do not agree with this reassignment decision, but given the current difficulty in finding a new job, I have not yet left the company. Therefore, I would like to ask: Is the company’s decision to reassign me lawful under labor regulations? What should I do to protect my rights and interests?
11/07/2025 - FAQ
Reader’s question: Ms. Phuong, residing in Hoa Vang district, Da Nang city, asks: My husband and I are living in The United States, I am a Vietnamese citizen, while my husband is an American citizen and we registered our marriage in the US. Now that we return to Vietnam to reside, do we need to re-register our marriage according to Vietnamese regulations? If not, how can I prove that my marriage is legal and recognized in Vietnam?
01/07/2025 - FAQ
Reader’s question: Ms. Nhu, residing in Hoa Xuan Ward (Cam Le District, Da Nang City), asks: “I intend to purchase a land plot for both residential and business purposes, priced at VND 4 billion, and plan to make a deposit of VND 300 million. What legal checks should I take to ensure everything is secure before making the deposit? I look forward to receiving the lawyer’s guidance.”.
12/06/2025 - FAQ
Reader's question: Mr. Nguyen Van V., residing in Da Nang City, asks: I allowed my 17-year-old daughter to use my SH 125i motorbike. While driving, my daughter caused an accident involving a pedestrian, and the victim’s injuries were assessed at 65%. I would like to ask, in this case, how will my daughter be dealt with according to the law? In addition, will I be held legal responsible for giving the vehicle to my child who does not meet the necessary conditions?
10/06/2025 - FAQ
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