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

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Divorce may end a marriage, but it doesn’t end your role as a parent.Your child didn’t choose the divorce. And while things might feel uncertain now, co-parenting is your chance to give them stability.In Singapore, a clear parenting plan can go a long way. It outlines who the child stays with, how decisions are made, and even how birthdays are handled, so your child isn’t caught in between.Conflicts still happen, of course. That’s why parenting coordinators and mediators exist, to help you work through the tough bits. Because in the end, co-parenting isn’t about being perfect, it’s about staying present, consistent, and putting your child first.If you’re figuring out how to co-parent after divorce, finding the right legal guidance can make all the difference.#CoParentingSG #DivorceSingapore #ParentingPlanSG #FamilyLawSG #LegalTings
Ignoring a court order during divorce?That move might cost you more than you think.In Singapore, court orders in divorce cases aren't just formalities, they're legally binding. When someone refuses to follow through, whether it's maintenance, asset division, or custody arrangements, it can lead to serious legal consequences. This is known as contempt of court, and it carries penalties like fines or even imprisonment.Some may assume it's harmless to delay or resist a court's instructions, but the law sees it differently. These orders are designed to protect rights and ensure fairness. If one party breaches them, the other can return to court to seek enforcement, and the judge can take strong action.If you're unsure of your legal obligations or facing non-compliance from your ex, it’s wise to speak with a divorce lawyer.#DivorceSingapore #FamilyLawSG #CourtOrdersSG #SingaporeLawyer #LegalTings
What if the person you’re trying to divorce… disappears?No phone calls, no replies, not even a current address.Understandably, most people assume they can’t move forward. But the truth is, Singapore law does allow you to file for divorce even if your spouse has gone off the radar. It starts with alternative service methods, by email, mail, or even newspaper publication. If that fails, you can ask the court for a “dispensation of service,” but you’ll need to prove you’ve genuinely tried everything to locate them. That includes things like checking ICA records, reaching out to known contacts, or even hiring a private investigator. It’s not easy, but it is possible.Your spouse’s silence shouldn’t trap you in a marriage that no longer exists. There are legal tools to help you move on. You just need to know how to use them.#DivorceSingapore #MissingSpouseSG #FamilyLawSG #LegalTings #SingaporeLawyer

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