Tembusu Law

Is prostitution legal in Singapore? Tourists may be surprised to know that the answer is yes. But it’s more complicated than that… This topic is often shrouded in controversy and misunderstanding, especially because Singapore is known for its stringent...

In Singapore, when people have a serious disagreement, or one person feels another has wronged them, they can't just resolve it any old way. They use a formal process to deal with these disputes, starting with filing a writ of summons. The writ of...

A garnishee order in Singapore is a legal way for someone to get back money they're owed by making a third party pay them directly. The third party could be a bank that holds the debtor's money or an employer who owes the debtor a salary. In banking...

The Mandatory Co-Parenting Programme (CPP), formerly known as the Mandatory Parenting Programme (MPP), is a required programme for all parents in Singapore who file for a Divorce and have at least one child under the age of 21. Its primary goal is to...

Imagine working a job you usually enjoy, but suddenly things start going downhill, not because of anything you did, but because of changes your boss starts making. Maybe they will stop paying you on time, or the workplace will become unpleasant. This...