Our Divorce Lawyer

Expert divorce lawyers in Singapore offering compassionate, professional legal guidance for uncontested and contested divorces, child custody, division of assets, and Syariah law matters.

Mohamed Baiross

Founder

Andrew Wong Wei Kiat

Partner

Sharifah Nabilah Binte Syed Omar

Senior Associate

Crystal Lum

Senior Associate

Why Hire a Divorce Lawyer in Singapore?

A divorce lawyer protects your rights, ensures fair asset division, handles child custody matters, and guides you through the legal process for a smoother, stress-free divorce.

Frequently Asked Question

Step-by-Step Guide to Divorce in Singapore

To file for divorce in Singapore, you must meet residency and marriage duration requirements. Key documents include marriage certificates and financial records. The process involves filing, mediation, and court hearings. A divorce lawyer in Singapore can help simplify the process.

Child Custody & Maintenance Laws

Child custody in Singapore includes sole, joint, and shared care & control. Courts decide based on the child’s welfare, parental ability, and stability. Maintenance is determined by financial needs and means. A divorce lawyer in Singapore can guide you through the legal process.

Division of Matrimonial Assets

The court divides assets like property, CPF, savings, and investments based on each spouse’s contributions and the welfare of children. Disputes over fairness are common, and a divorce lawyer in Singapore can help protect your interests.

Divorce for Foreigners in Singapore

Foreigners can file for divorce in Singapore if either spouse is a Singapore citizen or has lived here for at least 3 years. Key issues include international marriages, asset division, and child relocation. A divorce lawyer in Singapore can help navigate complex cross-border legal matters.

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Apply Divorce Online in Singapore: Fast & Hassle-Free Process

Apply for divorce online in Singapore with a hassle-free process. Learn about eligibility, documents, and steps for filing an uncontested divorce through the Family Justice Courts eLitigation system.

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