ArticleFreezing Orders Within English Divorce ProceedingsThe financial discussions that take place as part of a divorce can be a calm process of transparent information-gathering followed by constructive discussions.SingaporeFinance and BankingExpatriate Law
ArticleSigns Your Spouse Is Planning A DivorceOften, the husband or the wife is unaware that their spouse is planning for divorce. Although the signs of a relationship turning sour are usually obvious, there are many cases where divorce signs are not so obvious.SingaporeFamily and MatrimonialGloria James-Civetta & Co
ArticleTrust Technical: Philippine Succession Planning Using Singapore Qualifying Foreign TrustsThe tax treatment of Singapore trusts is dependent on the residency of the trust.SingaporeFamily and MatrimonialThe Sovereign Group
ArticleHong Kong And Singapore: Relocation In The Time Of CovidIn this day and age, relocation for the modern international family is a common issue that flows from expatriate families. It is recently compounded by the Covid-19 pandemic...GlobalImmigrationWithers LLP
Article5 Things You Should Know About The Finances Of Joint Custody Arrangements In SingaporeParenting is a lifetime responsibility, and it does not end with the parents getting divorced. SingaporeFamily and MatrimonialGloria James-Civetta & Co
ArticleImperfectly Made GiftsA properly made gift is one that the law will uphold as valid when challenged. Unlike real estate, most movable (objects) do not have a title deed. SingaporeFamily and MatrimonialRHTLaw Asia LLP
ArticleDivorce As You Approach The 3-year Mark: Understanding What Happens To Your BTO Flat If MOP Is Not Reached?When approaching the three-year mark in marriage and contemplating divorce in Singapore, one primary concern might be your jointly owned BTO flat, especially if you still need to meet the five-year Minimum Occupation Period.SingaporeFamily and MatrimonialGloria James-Civetta & Co
ArticleEmpty Nest Divorce: A Deeper Dive Into Late-Life SeparationsDivorce, while commonly associated with younger couples, is not exclusive to them. In Singapore, as in many parts of the world, there's a rising phenomenon often called "Empty Nest" divorce.SingaporeFamily and MatrimonialGloria James-Civetta & Co
ArticleBraving The Storm – Knowing Your Rights As An Expat Wife Going Through A Divorce (Part One)Going through a divorce is never an easy process for anybody, but imagine having to go through it all alone – far away from your family and friends back at home.SingaporeFamily and MatrimonialWithers LLP
ArticleDivorcing In England vs Singapore: Advice For British ExpatsAfter having made the very difficult decision to get a divorce, it can then seem a daunting prospect researching how to go about getting the ball rolling. SingaporeFamily and MatrimonialExpatriate Law
ArticleDoes Divorce Affect Parents Differently Than Childless Couples?A divorce can significantly alter the structure of a family. SingaporeFamily and MatrimonialGloria James-Civetta & Co
ArticleVanished Without A Trace – Managing Non-Hague CasesIt would be a parent's worst nightmare to find out that their child has been whisked away to another country. In many instances, this is not the act of a strangerSingaporeFamily and MatrimonialWithers LLP
ArticleThe Difference Between A Warranty And An IndemnityWarranties and indemnities are forms of contractual protection provided by a seller in a sale and purchase agreement. In agreeing to make the acquisition and in agreeing to the purchase price...SingaporeFamily and MatrimonialCNPLaw LLP
ArticleEyes Wide OpenPre-nuptial and postnuptial agreements are increasingly popular among wealthy individuals who wish to protect their personal or family wealth from the unfortunate consequences...SingaporeFamily and MatrimonialWithers LLP
ArticleGray Divorce In SingaporeIf you're considering divorce at an older age, you're not alone. SingaporeFamily and MatrimonialGloria James-Civetta & Co
ArticleAccess To Your Children Amidst A Global Pandemic: Coping With A New Normal And A Guide To Best PracticesAs Singapore moves past the circuit breaker and into the new phases implemented by parliament, we are far from resuming our pre-pandemic lives. SingaporeFamily and MatrimonialWithers LLP
ArticlePrenups – The Next Big Thing In Singapore?Contrary to popular belief, marital agreements are not as uncommon or far-fetched as they may seem to be. But what are nuptial agreements? Why are they getting increasingly popular?SingaporeFamily and MatrimonialWithers LLP
ArticleAmendments To The Mental Capacity ActWhat happens when a loved one loses mental capacity? Who is the right person to make decisions for his medical care and treatment? Do family members have the right to deal with his or her assets?SingaporeFamily and MatrimonialCNPLaw LLP
ArticleMaking A Gift ProperlyA properly-made gift is one that the law will uphold as valid when challenged. SingaporeFamily and MatrimonialRHTLaw Asia LLP
ArticleLeaving Behind Digital Assets As Inheritance In Will / EstateWhen a person dies, their assets will be distributed according to their will, or if there is none, then under statutory law.SingaporeTechnologyCovenant Chambers