Knowledge & Insights
What are the stages in a Divorce?
Different Stages in a Divorce in Singapore A brief summary of the stages in a Divorce are: Interim Judgment: The Family Court grants your Divorce by issuing an Interim Judgment of Divorce. Ancillary Matters: Ancillary Matters are issues relating to the children,...
Who are the Parties in a Divorce?
Who are the Parties in a Divorce? The Plaintiff and Defendant are the parties in a Divorce in Singapore. A Divorce petition comprises 2 Parties i.e. you and your spouse. The Plaintiff is the spouse filing the Petition. The Defendant is the other spouse. If the Divorce...
What should you consider before filing for Divorce?
Important issues to consider before filing for Divorce in Singapore Before filing for Divorce, you and your spouse should consider the following: The possibility of reconciliation. Whether you need more information on what to expect when they embark on Divorce from a...
What is the difference between Divorce, Nullity and Judicial Separation?
Difference between Divorce, Nullity and Judicial Separation There are different ways to get out of a marital relationship in Singapore - Divorce, Nullity and Judicial Separation. Divorce formally ends and terminates the marriage. Nullity voids marriage in its entirety...
What is the Family Court and what types of cases does it handle?
What is the Family Court and what types of cases does it handle? The Family Court handles all Family Law-related Court proceedings in Singapore. The Family Court handles cases including those relating to: Adoption proceedings Divorce, nullity and Judicial Separation...
Consent Orders can be varied in limited and special circumstances
What is a Consent Order and can it be varied in limited and special circumstances? A Consent Order is an Order of Court which records the terms that have been agreed to by the parties in concluding a matter or dispute. However, the Women’s Charter allows the Court to...