Singapore: Family Law

When a marriage ends in Singapore, one of the most significant issues to resolve is how to fairly divide the couple's assets

Divorce by separation is a common approach in both Singapore and Hong Kong, allowing couples to dissolve their marriages without assigning fault.

Family Law Comparative Guide for the jurisdiction of Singapore, check out our comparative guides section to compare across multiple countries

If you're considering divorce at an older age, you're not alone.

Divorce, in itself, is a difficult issue. It can be even more tricky if you are seeking foreigner divorce in Singapore.

With the proliferation of family offices in Singapore, more questions on effective family governance have been raised.

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?

Pre-nuptial and postnuptial agreements are increasingly popular among wealthy individuals who wish to protect their personal or family wealth from the unfortunate consequences...

Singapore is ageing. Almost 12 per cent of Singapore residents are now aged 65 years and over. According to the 2013 Population White Paper, the number of people in this age group is set to triple by 2030. This will have wide implications for our society and social supports.