Getting a Divorce doesn’t always have to be complicated. The process for applying for Divorce in the Family Justice Courts in Singapore can be straightforward if it is an Uncontested Divorce, and it only becomes complex if it is Contested Divorce. An Uncontested Divorce can take place if you and …
Complete guide to Child Custody, Care & Control and Access in Singapore
If you’re going through a Divorce and are thinking about how the Court will handle you and your spouse’s rights to the Children’s custody, care and control as well as access, then you first need to understand the different rights that parents have in relation to bringing up their children and the …
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Everything you need to know about getting a Divorce in Singapore
Can you get a Divorce in the Singapore Family Justice Courts? If you are thinking about getting a Divorce for your Civil Marriage in Singapore, you must first find out if the Singapore Courts have authority to handle the case before you can actually start a Divorce action in Singapore. Muslim …
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Can you force your spouse to move out of the matrimonial property during Divorce proceedings?
This relates to a situation where you are getting a Divorce but still living with your spouse in the same residential property in Singapore. You are generally not allowed to force your spouse to move out of the matrimonial property during Divorce proceeding unless you apply for the Court’s …
When can you remarry?
This relates to a situation in Singapore where you are divorcing your current spouse in order to marry another person. You can only remarry after you have obtained Final Judgment. The Final Judgment is also known as a Certificate of Making Interim Judgment Final. You can only apply for the …
Must you have a lawyer to get Divorced?
You can apply for a Divorce in Singapore on your own or through a lawyer. If you want to and can represent yourself in the Divorce proceedings, the Court will allow you to do so. However, you will need to comply with the legal, procedural and formal requirements of conducting Court …
