Quick question
Can I sue my spouse’s affair partner for adultery in Singapore?
Short answer
No, Singapore doesn't recognise a civil claim against a third party for having an affair with your spouse, sometimes known elsewhere as "alienation of affection." Your legal recourse is limited to your spouse: you can cite adultery as grounds for your own divorce, and the affair may influence how the court views conduct in ancillary matters, but the third party themselves cannot be sued for monetary compensation. However, you can involve the third party in the documents by naming the third party in your divorce papers as "Co-Respondent" in addition to your spouse and serve the divorce papers to both your spouse and the third party.
General information only. This answer explains general Singapore law and is not legal advice for your specific circumstances. Laws and procedures may change.