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Divorcing a Cheating Spouse
Understanding the procedures for adultery divorce FAQ`s What happens when my spouse cheats on me? When your spouse has sexual intercourse with ... -
Summary of The Divorce Process in Singapore
Divorce applications are heard by the Family Justice Courts (“FJC”) system in Singapore, and regulated by the Women’s Charter. The ... -
Filing for Divorce — What Documents to File and Service of Documents
The process of divorce may seem confusing and one may be unsure in how to go about filing for divorce. ... -
What is the difference between a Deed of Separation and Judicial Separation?
Deed of Separation Judicial Separation A deed of separation, also known as separation deed, refers to a legally binding document between a ... -
Simplified Divorce Process – Checklist (for uncontested matters)
Things to Note when instructing a divorce lawyer: A. What you need to inform the lawyer 1. Both parties (Party 1 and ... -
8 Key Divorce Questions Demystified
Divorce is a widely discussed subject and people have a tendency to underestimate or over exaggerate the information concerning the ... -
5 Things You Need to Know Before Filing for Divorce
1. Grounds For Divorce Divorce in Singapore is based on 'irretrievable breakdown' but this claim must be backed by evidence of ... -
Matrimonial Assets – Inter-Spousal Gifts
As seen in the case of Chan Siew Fong v Chan Fook Kee, SCA, [2002] 1 SLR(R) 93 – Significant ... -
Legal Requirements for Divorce
In Singapore, the legal requirements for divorce may be found in section 95 of the Women’s Charter: Irretrievable Breakdown of Marriage Either ... -
Divorcing a foreign spouse – FAQs
Can I get a divorce in Singapore if my spouse is a foreigner? Going through a divorce is not easy. It ... -
Common Divorce Questions
1. How do I start the divorce process? If you are able to communicate with your spouse, then have a discussion ... -
Judicial Separation
If parties wish to live apart permanently but do not wish to commence divorce proceedings for various reasons, then you ...
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