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How Will Divorce Affect My Permanent Residency Or Long Term Visit Pass (LTVP) In Singapore?

Generally, one of the major concerns for foreigners getting divorced in Singapore is whether their Permanent Residency or Long Term Visit Pass will be revoked.

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All You Need To Know About Access Rights To Your Children After A Divorce

Access is usually granted to the parent who does not have the care and control of the child, and who is living apart from the child, also known as the non-custodial parent. Access grants this parent the benefit of having regular contact with the child, and more so reserving the child’s right to

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What Is The Mediation Process Like During A Divorce In Singapore?

Mediation is a private process where a neutral third-party helps two disputing parties reach an amicable and satisfactory outcome. Similar to dispute resolution, mediation for divorcing couples aims to use helpful communication and negotiation techniques to enable both parties to be able to come to

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All You Need To Know About Maintenance Of Children In Singapore

Under Singapore law, the maintenance of children is the duty of the parents (Section 68 of the Women’s Charter). Maintaining your child is a legal responsibility that both parents will have to abide by.

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All You Need To Know About Custody, Care And Control Of Your Children In Singapore

The child’s welfare is the fundamental basis on which the court will consider how the custody and care and control of the child will be determined. A child’s welfare does not only include the child’s physical wellbeing and the ability of the parent to provide a good life for the child, but also

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What Are The Ancillary Matters You Need To Take Into Consideration During A Divorce In Singapore?

When going through a divorce, decisions will have to be made on the caregiving arrangements for the children, how the matrimonial assets will be split, and the amount of maintenance to be provided to the spouse and children. These matters are known as the Ancillary Matters, and careful

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What Is The Ground For Divorce In Singapore?

Under the Women’s Charter, the only way that you can get the court to grant you a divorce in Singapore is by being able to prove that your marriage has irretrievably broken down.

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What Is The Difference Between A Contested And An Uncontested Divorce In Singapore?

If you are contemplating a divorce from your spouse and do not know where to begin, the first step is to think about whether your divorce will be Uncontested or Contested.

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What Is The Simplified Uncontested Divorce Process Like In Singapore?

A simplified uncontested divorce has its name for a reason - it is a straightforward and simple process suitable if you find yourself in a situation where both you and your spouse are still on amicable terms but wish to part ways.

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All You Need To Know About The Mandatory Co-Parenting Programme Prior To Getting A Divorce In Singapore

The Mandatory Co-Parenting Programme is a free consultation session that aims to help divorcing couples to better understand the negative effects and impacts that the divorce can have on their children. Divorcing couples are encouraged to make decisions that prioritize the well-being of their

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How Do I Search For A Will in Singapore?

Finding out the various ways to search and do due diligence on whether someone who has passed away in Singapore has made a Will.

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Why You Should Go For An Uncontested Divorce In Singapore

The reasons you should choose an uncontested divorce instead of a contested divorce.

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