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Common Mistakes During a Divorce
While going through a divorce, it is important that one is well aware of his/her situation and what is required ... -
Proving Marital Rape as Unreasonable Behaviour in Divorce
Marital rape, also known as rape in marriage or spousal rape, refers to non-consensual sex between a married couple in ... -
Full and Frank Disclosure in Divorce Proceedings
It is the general duty of both parties to make full and frank disclosure of all information, especially when there ... -
Divorced Fathers with Care and Control of Children
In Singapore, the courts typically grant care and control to the mother as they are regarded as the primary caregivers. ... -
4 Mistakes to Avoid if you have Care and Control of your Child
Care and control is often granted to one parent who will have the responsibility of providing the child with basic ... -
Proving your Spouse’s Intention to Desert you
Desertion is one of the four grounds couples can rely on when filing for a divorce in Singapore. Desertion refers to ... -
What to do if your Child is Wrongfully Relocated
After the court grants custody orders and child access to the respective parents, it is imperative that all rules and ... -
Annulment of Marriage: What Happens to your HDB Flat
In Singapore, couples can choose to annul their marriage if they have been married for less than three years. However, ... -
My Spouse is Missing: Can I File for a Divorce?
In a typical divorce proceeding, a spouse must be made aware of the divorce being filed by the other party ... -
3 Myths of Child Custody
Child custody, in the legal sense, is granted after the court accesses the best welfare arrangement the child requires following ... -
Role of Prenuptial Agreements in Divorce Proceedings
Prenuptial agreements are contracts that couples enter into before getting married and specifies how matters will be resolved should the ... -
Divorcing A Foreign Spouse : What You And Your Spouse Should Know
Divorces that involve at least one foreign spouse in Singapore have seen a rise, and thus it is only imperative ...
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