Divorce

Last Updated February 25, 2026 – Almost every aspect of daily life leaves a digital trail, from WhatsApp chats and Instagram posts to PayNow transfers and location histories. These digital footprints can influence divorce proceedings in Singapore, affecting how the Family Justice Courts (FJC) assess credibility, parenting capacity, family violence, and even the division of […]

Last Updated February 25, 2026 – Family violence (or domestic violence) cases often need quick, practical boundaries. In Singapore, a Personal Protection Order (PPO) and Expedited Order (EO) are the main court orders that address family violence or risk of family violence.[1] While the divorce process is separate, these orders can shape how parties live, […]

Last Updated February 25, 2026 – A divorce can become complicated when both spouses co-own a growing family business, because the business is not just an asset on paper but pays salaries, funds the household, and depends on trust and day-to-day decisions.[1] A Family Business Lawyer is often consulted at this stage because business and […]

Last Updated February 25, 2026 – Cryptocurrency can complicate divorce because it is easy to transfer, difficult to summarise at a glance, and often spread across exchanges, apps, and private wallets.[1] In Divorce Splits, Cryptocurrency Assets become contentious when one spouse suspects incomplete disclosure, when records do not line up neatly, or when prices swing […]

While the primary focus of a divorce proceeding is the dissolution of the marriage, there are often several ancillary issues that require legal resolution. These issues are dealt with during what is known as an “ancillary matters hearing.” This article provides an overview of what to expect during such hearings in Singapore, including the key […]

Filing for divorce is a significant legal and emotional step. In Singapore, the process is governed by the Women’s Charter 1961, and it involves a structured series of procedures aimed at ensuring fairness, clarity, and the protection of all parties involved, particularly children. Once a divorce application is submitted to the Family Justice Courts, a […]