1. Consult your local bar association or law firm, usually they will recommend reliable lawyers to you.
2. Find and consult with a lawyer on the Internet. You can use search engines, lawyers' specialized websites and other query functions to filter out lawyers who match your needs in terms of field, region, qualifications and other conditions, and to contact and consult them.
3, to the hometown or life circle of friends, relatives, coworkers to find recommended lawyers or law firms. This approach has a certain degree of reliability and their recommendations may be more realistic.
Either way, it is important to find out the lawyer's qualifications, credentials, experience and authorization, etc., as well as the attitude of the service, fees and other specifics. When checking the above, then decide on the most suitable lawyer. In addition to the ways mentioned above, you can also find a lawyer through other ways:
1. Refer to local online communities or forums, where you can find relevant information about your city or region and communicate and consult with experienced users.
2. Look for lawyer recommendations through Q&A websites or social media, such as Zhihu, Weibo or WeChat.
3, on legal service platforms, such as famous lawyers, legal advice or legal aid platforms, which can provide categorized search and recommendation of lawyers or legal aid organizations.
4. Through telephone inquiries or online consultation platforms, asking for recommendations from relevant departments or organizations with licenses to practice law may be more flexible and advantageous in terms of speed, reliability and cost.
However, the lawyers recommended in different ways may differ in terms of overall quality, level of practice or area of specialization, so you need to take into account the specific requirements and the actual circumstances of the case before choosing the most suitable lawyer for you without losing your subjective judgment.
Legal basis:
Article 14 of the Urban Real Estate Administration Law
The maximum number of years for which land use rights may be offered for sale shall be regulated by the State Council.
Article 15
The land use right shall be granted by signing a written contract of grant.
The land use right transfer contract shall be signed by the land administration department of the municipal or county people's government and the land user.
Article 16
The land user must pay the land use right premium in accordance with the agreement of the granting contract; if the land use right premium is not paid in accordance with the agreement of the granting contract, the land administration department has the right to terminate the contract and may request compensation for breach of contract.
Article 17
When a land user pays the land use right premium in accordance with the agreement of the granting contract, the land administration department of the municipal or county people's government must provide the land to be granted in accordance with the agreement of the granting contract; if the land is not provided in accordance with the agreement of the granting contract, the land user has the right to terminate the contract, and the land administration department will return the land use right premium; the land user and the land user may request compensation for breach of contract. may request compensation for breach of contract.
Article 18
If a land user needs to change the land use as agreed in the land use right grant contract, the land user must obtain the consent of the granting party and the competent department for urban planning of the municipal or county people's government, sign an agreement on the change of the land use right grant contract or re-sign the land use right grant contract, and adjust the land use right grant premium accordingly.
Article 19
The land use right premiums shall be paid to the treasury and included in the budget for urban infrastructure construction and land development. The specific measures for the payment and use of the land use right premiums shall be prescribed by the State Council.
Article 20
The State shall not recover the land use rights acquired by a land user in accordance with law before the expiration of the life span agreed upon in the land grant contract; under special circumstances, and in the light of the needs of the public *** interests of the society, it may recover the rights ahead of time in accordance with legal procedures, and shall give the corresponding compensation according to the actual life span of the land user's use of the land and the actual circumstances of the development of the land.
Article 21
Land use rights are terminated by the loss of land.
Article 22
On the expiration of the term of use agreed upon in the contract for the granting of land use right, if the land user needs to continue to use the land, he or she shall apply for renewal of the term of use not later than one year prior to the expiration of the term of use, and the renewal of the term of use shall be approved unless the land needs to be resumed in accordance with the interests of the social public ******. If the renewal is approved, the land use right transfer contract shall be re-signed and the land use right transfer premium shall be paid in accordance with the regulations.
Land use right concession contract agreed upon the expiration of the use of the land, the land user did not apply for renewal or although the application for renewal, but in accordance with the provisions of the preceding paragraph has not been approved, the land use right by the state to recover without compensation.