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Harassment isn’t just shouting or threats.
In Singapore, it also includes non-physical behaviour — online and offline.
Repeated calls.
Harassing DMs.
Tagging you endlessly or spreading lies online.
Under the Protection from Harassment Act, even digital actions can cross the line — from obsession to offence.
You can apply for a protection order. And in serious cases, they can be charged.
You don’t have to wait until it gets dangerous, a family lawyer can help you protect your peace.
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`Married doesn’t mean ‘no boundaries’.
Yes — even your spouse’s phone is protected by law.
In Singapore, unlocking their phone without permission, guessing passwords, or installing tracking apps could violate the Computer Misuse Act.
And in divorce court?
Illegally obtained evidence might not be admissible at all.
Snooping can backfire — legally and emotionally.
Not sure where the line is? A family lawyer can help you figure it out.
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Is emotional abuse a crime in Singapore?
Not always on its own but that doesn’t mean the law ignores it.
If it involves threats, stalking, or controlling behaviour, it may fall under the Protection from Harassment Act.
In serious cases, you can apply for a Personal Protection Order (PPO).
And in family court, emotional abuse can impact child custody, maintenance, and division of assets.
You don’t have to suffer in silence.
A family lawyer can help you understand your options.
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