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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 ...
When incorporating your startup in Singapore, one of the key things you’ll need to work out is what sort of business structure you’ll be adopting: sole proprietorship, partnership, or company.
Partnerships are businesses owned by ...
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 ...
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 ...
When a widow was called a “rotten woman” and accused of misappropriating company funds by her sister-in-law, she sued for defamation and was awarded $40,000 in damages. But how did her sister-in-law’s remarks constitute defamation? And
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