What to Expect in a Contested Divorce
The stages of a contested divorce in Singapore, and where the delays usually come from.
Legal commentary and updates from our lawyers.
The stages of a contested divorce in Singapore, and where the delays usually come from.
A walk through the conveyancing process from the option to purchase to handover of keys.
When a business relationship starts to go wrong, what you keep, and what you lose, the first few weeks can...
Yes, a will can be contested in Singapore. However, the court does not set a will aside simply because someone...
What a buyer should look at, and why it affects the price and the contract.
Why some restraint clauses hold and others fall away.
Where a dispute is heard shapes its cost, its speed and whether the result can be enforced abroad.
On 8 September 2026, Parliament passed the Land Titles (Strata) (Amendment) Bill—the most significant update to collective sale rules in...
How parents can reach arrangements that put the children first.
On divorce, working out what the couple owns and how it should be shared is often the most complex part...
Not every dismissal an employee feels is unfair meets the legal threshold. Here is where the line sits.
Repair, reinstatement and renewal terms deserve a second read before signing.
A little preparation makes a settlement far more likely.
Mediation can address the interests behind a dispute, not only the legal claims.
What the mediator does A mediator is a neutral third party who helps the parties reach their own settlement. They...
A will lets you decide who inherits your assets. However, a will is only useful if it is valid. A...
Probate is the court process that confirms a will and authorises the executor to deal with the estate. Many families...
When someone dies without a will, the law decides who inherits. This is called dying “intestate”. For non-Muslims, the Intestate...
A lasting power of attorney (LPA) is a legal document made under the Mental Capacity Act. It lets you appoint...
Trust, availability and willingness all matter.
To change your name in Singapore, you need a deed poll, as the authorities, including ICA, generally won’t recognise a name change without one. The process…
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