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DIVORCE

Divorce is a difficult and painful process. You need constant support from family members, friends, relatives and help from professionals. This path is made easier with informed knowledge. Divorce is however not always the best solution. It should be the last option, especially if you are married with children.

The common questions:

  1. IS IT TIME TO DIVORCE?
  2. ARE YOU PSYCHOLOGICALLY PREPARED?
  3. HAVE YOU EXPLORED ALL ALTERNATIVES?
  4. DO I QUALIFY ?
  5. HOW MUCH MAINTENANCE CAN I GET OR SHOULD I GIVE?
  6. HOW TO DEAL WITH AN UNREASONABLE SPOUSE?
  7. CUSTODY CARE & CONTROL
  8. ASSETS DIVISION?
  9. DIVORCE STATISTICS IN SINGAPORE
  10. HOW TO LESSEN THE ADVERSE EFFECT ON THE CHILDREN?
  11. PROCEDURE FOR DIVORCE
  12. TIME FRAME ON THE VARIOUS APPLICATIONS
  13. MEDIATION
  14. COSTS FOR DIVORCE
  15. POST DIVORCE CARE

It is always in the parties' interest to resolve the differences, so that both can move on with their lives. Nevertheless, in some instances, a disgruntled spouse can be difficult, early and adequate preparation are absolutely necessary.

To seek legal help for your intended divorce, call us at 6534 1328 or submit the form below for an appointment.

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For other online family matters service, please proceed to Family Law

For information on divorce procedure, please proceed to Divorce Procedure

For an article on saving your marriage, please proceed to Save Marriage 

   

 

 

               

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