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For many parents, the pain of being separated from their children due to unfair access or manipulation by the other parent is a deep and enduring struggle. Parental alienation, where a child is turned against one parent by the other, has long been a hidden wound for many families. Now, new legal mea...

Singapore family law emphasises the welfare of the child as the paramount consideration when making decisions about children during and after a divorce. Parents are encouraged to come to mutually agreeable arrangements regarding their child’s care and upbringing. Most separated parents successfull...

In today’s digital age, the lives of children and youths are deeply intertwined with smart devices and the Internet. With this shift, research suggests a rising risk of cyberbullying, a form of online aggression that can leave lasting scars on young minds. The Ministry of Education (MOE) in Singap...

Co-authored by Gloria James and Sandra Ong Who is the better parent, suited to look after your children in the event of a divorce? Which parent is capable of providing the love, stability, and care your child needs? When parents go through a divorce, these questions become crucial, and the courts mu...

School bullying remains a pressing issue in Singapore, leading many to wonder if higher authorities, like the police or courts, should intervene. At GJC Law, our criminal representation lawyers often provide guidance on the legal options available, the responsibilities of schools and parents, and wh...

Divorcing a narcissistic spouse can be an emotionally and legally exhausting process due to their characteristic behaviours, which often make the proceedings even more challenging. Understanding these behaviours can help you better anticipate their actions and prepare for a more balanced approach du...

When couples intend to live together and raise a child, it’s essential to understand the potential legal issues that can arise if the relationship breaks down. While cohabitation is becoming more common, Singaporean law does not provide specific protections for cohabiting couples. There are im...

Divorce among individuals over 50, commonly known as “Grey Divorce,” is steadily increasing in Singapore. Statistics from the Singapore Department of Statistics (DOS) show that divorce rates have been rising, with a notable portion of cases involving couples who have been married for 20 ...

Navigating the probate process in Singapore can seem daunting, especially if you’re unfamiliar with the steps involved. This guide breaks down the typical probate process into simple, manageable stages to help you understand what needs to be done after the death of a loved one. Whether you’re an...

A Will is a legal document that outlines your wishes for how your loved ones (eg. your minor children) can be taken care of and how your estate should be handled after your death. If you pass away without a will, the rules of intestacy will apply, and your wishes might not be honored. Your […...