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uncontested divorce singapore

What is an Fast-Track Uncontested Divorce in Singapore?

If you and your spouse are able to communicate in a civil manner, you`ll be able to make better decisions that will get you through a divorce more quickly. Even if you use the assistance of a mediator to cover all issues, you will file as a Fast-Track Uncontested divorce. Through the Fast-Track Process, we…...
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Navigating the Children’s Best Interests in Divorce – Are they Aligned with Yours?

During divorce proceedings, your child is at the centre of everything. It is your priority and the court's priority to protect their best interests. In determining what is in your child's best interests, considering how their other parent meets their needs is often necessary. Unfortunately, these discussions can often lose focus. In this article, we…...
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Understanding Lemon Law and the Consumables It Applies to in Singapore

Have you ever purchased a product that turned out to be faulty despite your best efforts to ensure you were buying the right thing? This can be an incredibly frustrating and time-consuming process, but thankfully there’s the Lemon Law in Singapore. This law was designed to protect consumers who unknowingly purchase faulty products. But what…...
divorce narrative

Controlling the Divorce Narrative – Your Story

In Singapore, divorce cases involve children issues including custody, care and control and access, division of assets and maintenances for children and spouse. But did you know that there is something else that plays a crucial role in your case? It is your narrative. Your story can determine the outcome of your divorce case. In…...
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How to Make a Claim for Unpaid Wages in Singapore

Being paid for our hard work is a right that we all have. However, there are instances where employers fail to pay their employees, pay them less than what they are owed or pay them later than they are supposed to. If you are experiencing this issue, know that there are ways to make a…...
mcst condominium disputes

MCST and Condominium Disputes in Singapore

If you are living in a condominium in Singapore, it is essential for you to understand the rules and regulations governing your property. The Management Corporation Strata Title (MCST) is a legal entity that manages and maintains common areas in strata-titled properties, such as condominiums. Disputes between owners and the MCST are common occurrences and…...
house after divorce

Home After Divorce: Who Retains the HDB or Private Property?

Divorce can be a challenging and emotionally draining experience, especially when it involves the distribution of assets, such as property. In Singapore, many couples own either Housing and Development Board (HDB) flats or private properties, and deciding who gets to keep the house can be a complex decision that is dependent on many factors. Read…...
simplifying divorce

Simplifying Divorce – What Should I Do?

During the divorce process, you’ll need to make many significant decisions that will affect your loved ones for years. At this stage, the more organised you are, the better the quality of your negotiations (and resulting settlement agreement) will be. If you choose an experienced divorce lawyer to guide you through your proceedings, they’ll take…...
divorce negotiation

Negotiating a Divorce Settlement with Your Spouse

If you are considering a divorce, it is crucial to ensure you can negotiate a fair and equitable settlement with your spouse, which can be achieved through collaboration or by working with a divorce lawyer. Negotiating with your spouse can preserve and enhance the relationship between you and your spouse once an agreement is reached.…...
alternative to divorce in singapore

What are the Alternatives to Divorce?

Separation Separation is an alternative to lengthy divorce proceedings; it is easier for couples to commence separation proceedings since there are no prerequisites before such proceedings can begin. However, in the case of a separation, parties are still legally married and cannot remarry. Separation exists as an alternative where parties want to live apart from…...