The decision to divorce is often
a difficult and gut wrenching experience. Lawyers at Gloria James-Civetta
& Co, are here to work with you in making sure that you obtain the best
results possible from your divorce proceedings now and in years to come.
Our experienced divorce lawyers provide honest and up-to-date advice about and
throughout the divorce process.
What is
required to file a divorce in Singapore?
You need
to prepare a copy of your marriage certificate, NRIC and birth certificates of
your children (if applicable).
How long
does it take to complete a divorce?
An uncontested divorce will take 4 to 5 months to complete. A contested
divorce may take up to a year or more to be finalized depending on the
circumstances of the case.
What is
the difference between a divorce and Annulment?
In an annulment, the marriage will be declared null and void. After an
annulment parties will return to being “single”, rather than being labelled as
“divorcees”.
A divorce marks a legal ending to a marriage while an annulment deems
that the marriage never existed.
The most common grounds for annulment
include:
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One spouse’s willful refusal to consummate a marriage
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No valid consent to the marriage
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Spouse married at the time of marriage
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Spouse suffering from a communicable sexually transmitted disease at the
time of marriage
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Spouse pregnant with someone else’s child at the time of marriage
The grounds for a divorce include:
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Unreasonable behavior
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Adultery
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Desertion
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3 years separation
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4 years separation
Contact Gloria
James-Civetta & Co today for a
free initial consultation on 63370469
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