LEGAL TINGS | A PODCAST ABOUT ALL THINGS LAW AND LEGAL.

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Is Unhappiness enough reason for divorce?In Singapore, simply being unhappy in your marriage isn’t enough to file for divorce.
The law says you must show that the marriage has irretrievably broken down — and that means proving one of five legal reasons, like adultery, unreasonable behaviour, desertion, or separation.Picking the right legal ground matters — it can make the process faster and less stressful.Not sure what fits your situation? A family lawyer can help you figure it out.#LegalTings #DivorceSG #FamilyLawSG #KnowYourRights #SingaporeLaw #DivorceProcessSG
“Lawyers are just out to take your money.”
It’s one of the biggest misconceptions — and Ivan Lee’s heard it all.Ivan is a civil & commercial litigator and Partner at PDLegal LLC, with experience arguing billion-dollar disputes and high-stakes trials in Singapore’s High Court.In this clip, he shares the real story behind the courtroom, and whether he’d still choose law if he had to start all over again.🎧 Full episode coming soon on YouTube & Spotify
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3 years? 4 years? Let’s clear up the separation rules for divorce.If both spouses agree, you’ll need at least 3 years of separation before filing. But if only one wants out, it’s 4 years.And no, you don’t have to live in different houses. You can be under the same roof, as long as you’re living separate lives.That means no sharing a bed, no cooking for each other, no joint finances, just housemates at this point.Tip: Keep simple records that show you’re living apart. It helps make your case smoother in court.Not sure if your situation qualifies? A chat with a family lawyer can help you plan the next step — and avoid delays.#LegalTings #DivorceSG #FamilyLawSG #KnowYourRights #SeparationSG

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