Deeds of Guardianship in Hong Kong

Your Deed of Guardianship

Who would raise your children if you were no longer here? Name them yourself, in the form Hong Kong law provides. HKD 2,980, everything included.

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Executed under the Guardianship of Minors OrdinanceReviewed and witnessed by Patricia Ho and Associates, a Hong Kong solicitors' firm

How it works

From form to signed deed, in three steps.

Answer a few questions

Tell us who you are appointing as guardian and why. One question at a time. No deadline, fill at your own pace.

Review and pay

Read your deed and change anything you like. Drafting is free. When you are ready to sign, pay HKD 2,980 and book your appointment.

Review, witness, sign

Our partner law firm confirms your booking by email, reviews your deed, and witnesses the signing.

Ownership

What you keep.

Draft free. Change as often as you like.

Drafting is free and unlimited. Change the guardian you name, and anything else, as many times as you want before you pay. Payment fixes your draft on the platform. Anything you want to change after that, you raise with your solicitor at your signing appointment.

Your deed, yours to keep

After signing, the wet ink original is yours. No one else holds it. A copy of your draft stays in your account to download any time, and the signed original is the document that counts.

Why it matters

If you do not name someone, your family is left to work it out.

When no guardian is named, the choice of who raises your children can fall to a court. It may take time, and it may not be the person you would have chosen.

Without a deed

No named guardian on record, and your family carries the question at the worst possible time.

With a deed

The person you trust is named by you, on the record, in the form the court expects.

Built for Hong Kong

Prepared by Hong Kong solicitors, under Hong Kong law.

Your deed follows the requirements the Guardianship of Minors Ordinance (Cap. 13) sets out for appointing a guardian in Hong Kong.

Do I also need a Will?A Deed of Guardianship only covers who raises your children. To cover your estate, you also need a Will. Learn more

Pricing

One price. Everything included.

No subscription, no renewal, and no hidden fees. Pay once and your deed is yours.

Deed of Guardianship

Name who raises your children, in the form Hong Kong law provides.

HKD 2,980

one time

Witnessed and executed under Cap. 13
Wet ink original, yours at your appointment
Digital copy of your draft, always available to download
Unlimited free revisions until you pay

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Save HKD 1,980

Add it to your Will for HKD 1,000

Book your Will and Deed of Guardianship together, in one appointment.

HKD 2,980

HKD 1,000

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Your payment covers both the Bequest platform fee and the solicitors' legal fee. You make one payment, and your order is itemised by product at checkout.

Questions people ask.

Yes. You can name joint guardians, or list them in order of priority. Read our guide to naming a guardian

There is no requirement for your guardian to live in Hong Kong, so your deed does not need redoing if they move. If you would rather name someone else, you make a new deed. The simplest way to plan for this is to name a backup guardian when you first fill in the form.

No. The deed remains in effect unless you revoke or replace it. You can revisit your choice whenever your family changes.

A Will covers your estate, meaning your money and property. A Deed of Guardianship covers who raises your children. The two work together, and many families set up both.

Your children, your choice.

Everything is included in one price. You can start now and finish later.

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