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Divorce is one of life’s most stressful events. For many couples in Singapore, an uncontested divorce  offers a smoother, more respectful path to ending a marriage—one that reduces cost, conflict and emotional strain. If you and your spouse are aligned on key issues , an uncontested divorce in Singapore can help you move forward with dignity and clarity. In this guide, we explain what an uncontested divorce in Singapore means, how the process works, what requirements apply,

If you or a loved one is facing family violence, seeking legal protection is not just an option — it may be necessary for your safety and peace of mind. A Personal Protection Order (PPO)  is a court order in Singapore designed to protect individuals from family violence . It can prevent an abuser from threatening, harassing, or harming you physically or emotionally. If you are unsure about the process, here's a step-by-step guide on how to file for a PPO in Singapore , and wh

Facing the prospects of declaring bankrupt in Singapore can feel overwhelming — but it’s not the end of the road. Whether you're facing...

When a marriage breaks down, divorce is rarely easy — but the process can be much smoother (or significantly more complicated) depending on whether the divorce is contested  or uncontested . If you're considering divorce in Singapore, understanding the difference between these two paths is crucial. It affects not just how long the process takes, but also how much it may cost, how emotionally draining it will be, and how much control you’ll have over the outcome. Here’s what y

Inheriting an HDB flat in Singapore may sound like a blessing. But for many, it quickly becomes a legal and practical headache, especially if you already own an HDB flat or private property. Singapore’s housing rules are strict: you generally cannot keep two HDB flats , and owning private property affects your eligibility too . If you’ve recently been listed as a beneficiary of a deceased family member’s HDB flat, here’s what you need to know and do to avoid legal complicatio

After a traffic accident, most vehicle owners just want one thing: to get their car repaired and back on the road. But for many, the...

If a loved one loses mental capacity due to illness or injury and has not made a Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) , you may need to apply for deputyship  through the Family Justice Courts. This process can feel overwhelming, especially if you’re dealing with urgent care or financial issues at the same time. In this guide, we explain what deputyship is, who can apply, what to expect, and how a lawyer can help you prepare the court application efficiently. What Is Deputyship? De

Whether it’s speeding , drink driving , or careless driving , a traffic offence in Singapore can have serious consequences, including fines , suspension , and even jail . In this article, we explain the key types of traffic offences, what happens after you're charged, and how a lawyer can help you navigate the process. Common Traffic Offences in Singapore Here are some of the most common offences under the Road Traffic Act  and related laws: Offence Penalties Speeding Fine +

A traffic accident can be overwhelming, especially if you're injured or unsure about your next steps. If you’re considering filing a...

No one likes to think about death. But what happens to your assets if you pass away without a will  in Singapore? If you die intestate...