Considering Divorce or Facing a Family Dispute in Singapore?

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FAQs

Common Questions

An uncontested divorce can be completed in about 4-6 months. A contested divorce depends on the complexity of the disputes and can take 12-24 months or more.

In many cases, especially uncontested ones, physical court attendance may not be required for the parties. Most hearings are now conducted via video link or through written submissions.

Singapore courts follow a 'just and equitable' division principle. This takes into account direct financial contributions and indirect contributions (like homemaking and childcare).

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