Divorce

Last Updated March 7, 2026 – Divorce is an emotionally and financially taxing process. In Singapore, the division of assets during a divorce is governed by the Women’s Charter 1961 and is based on the principle of fairness, rather than equality. The Court has the discretion to decide how assets should be divided based on […]

Last Updated March 7, 2026 – Divorce is a distressing process for anyone. For expatriates in Singapore, the experience is layered with unique legal, emotional, financial and logistical complexities. As Singapore’s robust legal framework intersects with transnational lifestyles, expats navigating divorce must grapple with residency issues, cross-border asset distribution, immigration status, child custody and relocation, […]

Last Updated March 7, 2026 – When both of you agree to part on good terms, an uncontested divorce should feel calm and predictable. Yet many “almost uncontested” cases stumble—costing time, money, and peace of mind. Below are the quiet pitfalls we see most often in Singapore, with practical ways to steer clear of them […]

Last Updated March 7, 2026 – In Singapore, the Central Provident Fund (CPF) forms a cornerstone of individual retirement planning. As a compulsory savings scheme for working Singaporeans and Permanent Residents, CPF plays a critical role in housing, healthcare, and retirement. However, during divorce proceedings, especially those involving matrimonial assets, the question often arises: how […]

Last Updated March 7, 2026 – Filing for divorce is a significant legal step with long-term emotional, financial and personal consequences. Unfortunately, many individuals approach divorce without fully understanding the legal framework or the implications of their decisions, leading to costly and often avoidable mistakes. Here are the most common errors made during the divorce […]

Last Updated March 7, 2026 – Divorce can be an emotionally taxing and legally complex process. In Singapore, there are specific grounds that must be established before a Court will grant a divorce. Among these, adultery and misconduct are two of the more commonly cited grounds for divorce. Understanding these grounds is crucial for individuals […]