Singapore Divorce Lawyers

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Under Singapore law, the court has the power to order  the division of matrimonial assets in a “just and equitable manner”.[1]Some factors that [...]

Child Focused Resolution Centre The amendment of the Women’s Charter in 2011 made it mandatory for all couples with children below 14 years of age [...]

How is maintenance awarded when parties go through a divorce? In Singapore, according to Section 113 of the Women’s charter, the court may order th [...]

In Singapore, the legal requirements for divorce may be found in section 95 of the Women’s Charter: Irretrievable Breakdown of Marriage Either you [...]

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[...] Under Singapore law, the court has the power to order  the division of matrimonial assets in a “just and equitable manner”.[1]Some factors that the court will consider in arriving [...]

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