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Showing posts with label divorce law. Show all posts
Showing posts with label divorce law. Show all posts

Wednesday, 1 October 2014

What if my ex-husband/ex-wife dies during divorce proceedings?


Should either party pass on before a judgment is made, the marriage is naturally terminated and hence all matrimonial proceedings will stop? There is no further need for a court order.

For an order of maintenance, both parties must be alive. In the event where a husband passes away, and the wife had wished to claim for maintenance, this is also not possible in the family court. From the death of a spouse, the law of succession takes over in the distribution of the estate.

However, maintenance can likely proceed on two criteria:

Maintenance has been ordered before the husband’s death; and

1 1) Payment is in the form of lump sum, or arrangements have already been discussed and secured prior to the death.

In the case of lump sum, the amount can be simply taken from his estate. However, in the case of periodic payments, the wife is likely to not be able to obtain payments unless there have already been secured sources of funding as discussed.

Should you have any further questions on family law or require legal representation, kindly contact Gloria James-Civetta & Co on 6337-0469 for a free consultation with our family lawyer, or email to consult@gjclaw.com.sg

Wednesday, 3 September 2014

Divorce in the Modern World



The Facts of Divorce

Why is divorce so prevalent now days? Marriages used to be held together by many different factors in the old days; economic dependency, family pressure & expectations, social taboo; strong religious ties just to name a few. These factors have all weakened in today`s modern society. 

Divorce

Marriages today seem to be based purely onthe emotion of LOVE. Unfortunately, as we all well know, emotions can be very unstable and changeable. Now days, if love is lost, there is no point tocontinuing to hold on to the marriage together. If one`s emotions are not being fulfilled, the incentive is there to move on. Moreover, with the high divorce rates of first marriages, there are many chances of achieving fulfilment in a second marriage.


Knowing exactly when to end your marriage takes great courage, it is after all, a life changing experience. 


If you...Have fallen out of love or constantly feeling helplessness and can't take it anymore….


Can you walk away from a relationship and get a divorcewith dignity?Are you able to break up amicably?


Bottom line is that you have decided that enough is enough. Only you have answers that can help you figure out whether to quit or try harder. Marriage is not a broken friendship, breaking up with a spouse is the more difficult because you have committed your life to your partner. Having said that, when a marriage isn’t working despite your best efforts, you need to accept it, grieve and then move on with your life.


There’s no question that it’s going to be difficult. “Spending an hour with a lawyer who specialises in family law can help you understand what your rights you have and what legal steps you’ll need to take.


If you require legal representation, kindly contact Gloria James-Civetta & Co here, to get the legal advice you need.

Friday, 22 August 2014

Follow the Divorce Law to Get Divorce on Time



Getting a divorce or even applying for it is a major decision. One cannot just get up in the morning saying hell yeah, I want to apply for divorce today and get it by 5 in the evening. It is not that easy, but takes a lot of time and consideration by the court of law. Family court in Singapore is quite strict in awarding the status of divorced to the applicants. Everyone is free to apply for divorce but whether they will get it or not, it is a major question in the court of law.

As per the family law in Singapore, the divorce laws are made strict to prevent random cases of divorces. With hectic lifestyle, professional obligations where everyone wishes to live a lifestyle according to their own will; there are a huge number of couples who apply for divorce in the court of law. When they are unable to spend time with each other, when they are unable to understand each other or have some other silly reason affecting their lifestyle, and happiness, getting a divorce is the first thing that comes to their mind.

Even though the divorce process in Singapore is not that expensive as compared to other countries, it is not wise to spend money on something you are not even eligible for. Before planning or even filling up that divorce application form, you will have to see if you are eligible for the same or not. Here are some things which you need to fulfill before even thinking about the divorce. Read more…

Friday, 11 July 2014

Proper Procedure on How to Divorce in Singapore



For ones blissfully married couples who grew exhausted of each other and weary of their current relationship status that says, “I want to serve the ties lastly!” can make the right moves and seek for divorce in Singapore. So the question arises how to do divorce and what is an ideal procedure to carry things smoothly when you have already made a decision for it.
   
Look for the best in business family divorce lawyers who can tackle your case way too seriously. Primarily, there are two imperative factors one should keep in mind before the things get settled in real time.
The court shall deal with the divorce procedure itself as with other ancillary matters in that case.
Additionally, one can’t successfully remarry another person until the final judgment is obtained.       
Here’s your guide on entire Singapore divorce law, which will surely lend you a helping hand in facing that tiff situation during the eventual trials.

Application for Divorce procedure:  The one who files for divorce needs writ for divorce, statements of claims and particulars. Whether it’s an agreed or proposed parenting plan. Submit agreed or proposed Matrimonial Property Plan in case there is any housing or development board flat to be divided between you and defendant. Read more …
 

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