When couples with children get divorced in Singapore, matters related to custody and care and control of any children below the age of 21 are decided by a Family Court judge. The difference between custody and care and control is extremely important....
Wills are a common necessity in Singapore. Whether you're starting a family or just want to plan for the future, writing a will is an important part of estate planning to make sure that what you've built is secure for those who come after you. It...
The Mental Capacity Act (MCA) was passed in Singapore in 2008. Its main purpose is to allow individuals (called “donors”) to plan ahead and appoint someone (called “donees”) to make important decisions for them in the event they lose mental capacity....
When couples with children get divorced in Singapore, the issue of child maintenance usually comes up. That’s because, according to the Singapore Women’s Charter, every parent has a legal obligation to maintain their child, regardless of the legitimacy...
When getting divorced in Singapore, the Court decides on the division of matrimonial assets if you and your spouse are unable to agree. Once an Interim Judgement of Divorce has been granted, the next step is to deal with ‘ancillary matters’. Issues...
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