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Complete Information on Divorce Processes in Singapore
Divorce can be a challenging and emotional time for families. In Singapore, the divorce process is structured to ensure fairness and justice. This comprehensive guide will help you understand the steps involved in filing for divorce in Singapore ,making it easier to navigate this difficult time.
Strategies for Probate Avoidance: Ensuring a Seamless Transition of Assets
The legal process of a probate in Singapore is when a person's estate is managed and distributed after they pass away. This process can be lengthy, expensive, and sometimes stressful for the family. Many people prefer to avoid probate and here are some simple ways to do that:
Remya Aravamuthan Honored with Outstanding Contribution Award by the Legal Aid Bureau
We are delighted to announce that our Head of Chambers, Remya Aravamuthan, has been honored with the Outstanding Contribution Award by the Legal Aid Bureau for her significant efforts in policy review. This award recognizes Remya's dedication to enhancing legal policies and her profound impact on the legal community. Join us in celebrating her remarkable achievement and commitment to legal excellence.
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Navigating Third-Party Claims in Matrimonial Asset Proceedings: Insights from the Court of Appeal's Ruling – UDA v UDB [2018] SGCA 20
UDA v UDB [2018] SGCA 20: A Landmark Case in Family Law - This pivotal 2018 ruling by the Singapore Court of Appeal offers profound insights into the division of matrimonial assets in cases involving third-party claims. In UDA v UDB [2018] SGCA 20, the court delineates the jurisdictional limits of family courts, clarifying that while these courts can adjudicate the division of assets between spouses, they lack the authority to resolve disputes over third-party claims to these assets. This case has become a crucial reference for legal practitioners and individuals navigating the complexities of matrimonial asset division, especially in scenarios where third-party interests are involved. UDA v UDB not only underscores the need for careful legal consideration in family law proceedings but also sets a significant precedent in the interpretation and application of the Women's Charter and the Family Justice Act in Singapore.
Navigating the Complexities of Matrimonial Asset Division and Child Maintenance: A Landmark High Court Ruling– WLE v WLF [2023] SGHCF 14
Explore the nuances of matrimonial asset division and child maintenance in the landmark High Court ruling of WLE v WLF [2023] SGHCF 14. This case commentary delves into the intricate 22-year marriage dispute, highlighting the court's balanced approach to both direct and indirect contributions in asset division. Discover how the court's decisions on maintenance, particularly for children, set new precedents and offer clarity for legal practitioners. This ruling is pivotal in understanding the principles of child maintenance, the calculation of reasonable expenses, and the impact of each parent's financial capacity on maintenance decisions. Gain insights into how this judgment shapes the legal landscape of family law in Singapore, emphasizing fairness and the best interests of the child in divorce and separation cases.
Therapeutic Justice in Practice - A Commentary on the Family Justice Court’s Approach
Can we convince our clients of the therapeutic solution who seek us out to vindicate themselves?
