8 Signs of an Unhappy Marriage: Legal Advice for Divorce in Singapore
Are you feeling trapped in an unhappy marriage? Learn the common warning signs of marital breakdown and understand your divorce options under Singapore law.
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When a Joint Flat Owner Passed Away in Singapore
Learn what happens when an HDB flat owner dies in Singapore, including joint tenancy, probate, HDB transfer rules, timelines, and legal steps.
Annulment of Marriage in Singapore: Guide & Legal Grounds
Annulment of marriage is a legal process that declares a marriage invalid from the start. Learn the grounds, process, costs, and timeline in Singapore.
Legal Separation in Singapore: Informal Separation, Formal Separation by Deed and Judicial Separation
Learn about legal separation in Singapore from Deeds of Separation to judicial separation. Understand your options and timelines with guidance from Ng Pui Khim.
Divorce by Mutual Agreement in Singapore
Understand Singapore’s Divorce by Mutual Agreement (DMA). Learn the requirements, process, and key benefits of this no-fault option introduced in July 2024.
Processing a Will after Death in Singapore
When a loved one passes away, dealing with legal paperwork can be quite overwhelming for you as close family member, especially so if you have just found out you are named as an executor in the Will. Whether you are a family member, close friend, or listed as a beneficiary, one common question comes up
What to Do When a Family Member Passes Away
1. Obtain the Death Certificate 2. Arrange Funeral and Wake 3. Notify Relatives and Friends 4. Counselling and Support Services 5. Administrative and Financial Matters
Mandatory Co-Parenting Programme
What is the Mandatory Co-Parenting Programme? The Mandatory Co-Parenting Programme (“CCP”) is a compulsory programme for all parents with children below 21 years old to attend, before filing for divorce. Do I have to pay to attend this CPP? No, this programme is free of charge. Will this CPP take up a lot of my
Grounds for Divorce in Singapore: How to Establish and Prove Them
The only legal grounds for divorce is that of which ‘the marriage has irretrievably broken down’. What are those and how should you prove them?
Moving on after Divorce: A guide to healing and rebuilding
Getting a divorce is often a tumultuous and life-altering event. It can disrupt your life in numerous ways, leaving you with a whirlwind of emotions and a new reality to adjust to. Regardless of the circumstances surrounding the divorce, moving on can be a challenging process. However, with the right mindset and tools, you can
How to Cope with Divorce
Divorce can be an emotionally difficult and overwhelming experience. The end of a long-term relationship can cause a wide range of complicated emotions, and the process of adjustment to the change can be particularly challenging. It is possible, however, to find hope in the midst of this difficult time. With guidance and support, you can
A Guide to CPF Nomination
A CPF nomination is an action that you can take, in order to specify who will receive your CPF savings (i.e. your “nominee(s)”), and how much each nominee should receive upon your demise. Find out more in this article.