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What Courts Consider When Choosing the ‘Better’ Parent
Co-authored by Gloria James and Sandra Ong Who is the better parent, suited to look after your children in the event of a divorce? Which parent is capable of providing the love, stability, and care your child needs? When parents go through a divorce, these questions become crucial, and the courts must evaluate each parent’s […]
Should Police and Courts Step in to Tackle School Bullying in Singapore?
School bullying remains a pressing issue in Singapore, leading many to wonder if higher authorities, like the police or courts, should intervene. At GJC Law, our criminal representation lawyers often provide guidance on the legal options available, the responsibilities of schools and parents, and whether dedicated anti-bullying laws might enhance protection for students. Here’s our […]
LATEST ARTICLES
Pacifica Congress International Family Law Alliance: Gloria James-Civetta & Co. & Sayer Jones
Gloria James-Civetta & Co. is proud to be co-sponsors with Sayer Jones for the Pacifica Congress event on International Family Law Alliance that took place on 9 February 2023. Pacifica Congress is a multidisciplinary organisation of family law professionals dedicated to improving the practice of family law by thinking outside the family law square. Pacifica […]
Applying to be a Legal Guardian in Singapore
How do I become a child’s guardian? Parents may not always be best suited to care for their children. This may stem from incarceration, insufficient income to support the child or even instances of domestic violence. In these cases, a relative of the child (i.e. an aunt or grandparent) can apply to the Court to […]