Divorce by Mutual Agreement in Singapore  Recent changes in Singapore’s family law have introduced a basis for divorces to be granted on mutual agreements, simplifying and expediting divorce proceedings while minimizing the psychological and economic stigma of traditional divorces. What is Divorce by Mutual Agreement? Traditionally, parties seeking a Divorce in Singapore often refer to […] The post Divorce by Mutual Agreement in Singapore first appeared on Clement Yong - Divorce Lawyer Singapore ..read more

In Singapore, a Personal Protection Order (PPO) serves as a crucial legal mechanism to protect individuals from harassment, violence, or threats committed by family members. A personal protection order is granted by the Family Justice Courts, and it imposes restrictions on the perpetrator’s (i.e., the person committing the family violence) behaviour towards the protected person.  […] The post When is a PPO Violated – and What Can You Do? first appeared on Clement Yong - Divorce Lawyer Singapore ..read more

In Singapore, contested divorce proceedings may be resolved by way of litigation, i.e., court battles, or mediation. Divorce mediation in Singapore offers couples a collaborative and less adversarial approach to resolving disputes compared to traditional courtroom battles. Amidst emotional upheaval, having a skilled lawyer involved can greatly facilitate the mediation process, ensuring legal compliance and […] The post The Role of a Lawyer in Divorce Mediation first appeared on Clement Yong - Divorce Lawyer Singapore ..read more

Divorce proceedings can be emotionally taxing for any individual, particularly where the divorce proceedings are complicated and legally complex. In Singapore, once divorce papers have been filed, the process typically begins, but circumstances can change, leading one or both parties to reconsider. If you find yourself in a situation where you wish to withdraw divorce […] The post How to Withdraw Divorce Papers in Singapore first appeared on Clement Yong - Divorce Lawyer Singapore ..read more

(1)   This judgment DOES/DOES NOT need redaction. (2)   Redaction HAS/HAS NOT been done.   Clement Yong District Judge 2 December 2020 In the FAMILY JUSTICE Courts of the Republic of Singapore [2020] SGFC 100 Maintenance Summons No 1567 of 2020 HCF/DCA 94 of 2020 Between VNH … Complainant And VNG … Respondent   JUDGEMENT/GROUNDS FOR DECISION     Introduction 1. This is an application under section 69(2) of the Women’s Charter by the Complainant-Wife (“the Complainant”) against the Respondent-Husband (“the Respondent”) for an order of $1,000 per mo ..read more

In Singapore, maintenance for the wife or incapacitated husband (also known as Spousal Maintenance), is a critical aspect of divorce proceedings, ensuring that the financial needs of a dependent spouse are met following the dissolution of a marriage. In Singapore, the legal framework surrounding spousal maintenance is designed to be fair and equitable, taking into account various factors to determine the appropriate level of support. It is important to consult a family lawyer in Singapore to understand your needs and the type of maintenance that is appropriate for you.  This comprehensive ..read more

In Singapore, family violence is a serious concern that may affect individuals across various demographics. To address this issue and protect victims from further harm, the legal system provides several types of legal mechanism or recourse. While the Personal Protection Order (PPO) is widely recognised, there are other forms of protection orders designed to safeguard victims and prevent further acts of violence within familial and intimate relationships.  Understanding these orders is important for both victims and advocates seeking legal recourse and protection. In most instances of fami ..read more

Navigating a divorce can be emotionally challenging and legally complex. Amidst the turmoil of a divorce, one of the pivotal decisions an individual faces is choosing the right legal representation. Cost often emerges as a primary concern, prompting many to consider the feasibility of hiring a cheap lawyer. However, the question remains: Is a cheap lawyer in Singapore worth investing in for divorces? In this article, we delve deeper into the considerations in hiring a cheap lawyer in Singapore.  Understanding the Costs Divorce proceedings encompass a range of legal facets, from division o ..read more

Divorce is often seen as a contentious and adversarial process, but an alternative approach gaining traction worldwide, including in Singapore, is collaborative divorce. This method emphasizes cooperation, respect, and a mutually beneficial resolution, making the difficult process less acrimonious and more constructive for all parties involved. Here’s how collaborative divorce works in Singapore and why it might be a preferable option for some couples. Understanding Collaborative Divorce Collaborative divorce or Family Collaborative Process (CFP) is a legal process where both parties commit to ..read more

  In the intricate nature of relationships, the tipping points that lead to divorce often remain shrouded in personal histories and emotions. For many men, these pivotal moments—referred to as the “final straws”—represent the culmination of years of compromise, reflection, and ultimately, the decision to part ways. In this article, we look at the stories of divorced men who have candidly opened up about the events and realisations that marked the end of their marriages. Each story is a testament to the profound impact of seemingly small incidents, unmet expectations, and the intricate dyn ..read more