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What is a Divorce Settlement Agreement?
A Divorce Settlement Agreement is a comprehensive written document that outlines all the terms and conditions agreed upon by both parties during the divorce process. It covers three critical areas: child-related issues (custody, care and control and access) arrangements for any children involved, child and spousal maintenance (if applicable), and the division of property and […]
Divorce by Mutual Agreement: The Financial and Relational Benefits
A New Era in Divorce Proceedings Singapore has introduced a transformative approach to handling marital dissolutions by implementing Divorce by Mutual Agreement (DMA). Couples who have mutually recognized that their marriage has irretrievably broken down can opt for this no-fault divorce method. This new framework marks a significant shift from the traditional fault-based reasons such […]
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 […]