We are pleased to announce that Ms. Gloria James, a certified divorce coach, family lawyer and the founder of GJC Law, recently joined Class 95 FM’s Muttons In The Morning for the “People In Our Neighborhood” segment to discuss the transformative role of divorce coaching. With the evolving landscape of divorce, more individuals are seeking […]

Singapore – GJC Law is proud to announce that at the Legal Aid Bureau’s 66th Anniversary Dinner and Dance Ceremony, Ms. Gloria James was honored with the Outstanding Contribution Award 2024 (Bronze) for her exceptional dedication to providing legal support to those in need. Additionally, Sandra Ong received the Legal Aid Bureau’s 5-Year Appreciation Award […]

We are proud to have sponsored a table at the Community Justice Cup Charity Golf 2024, an event held at the Sentosa Golf Club, Serapong Course. The 6th edition of this meaningful event combined a passion for golf with a charitable cause, supporting the Community Justice Centre’s (CJC) mission to provide effective and accessible justice […]

We are thrilled to announce that Gloria James-Civetta & Co has been recognized as one of the leading Family & Divorce Law Firms in Singapore for 2024 by the prestigious Doyles Guide. Additionally, our co-founder, Ms. Gloria James, has been honored as one of the leading Family & Divorce Lawyers in Singapore for 2024, and […]

Singapore Today’s Lance Alexander and Hui Wong speak with Gloria James-Civetta, Head Lawyer at GJC Law, about the legal options available for dealing with difficult neighbours. [Source: CNA DAILY CUTS]

Singaporean actress Ching Shu Yi recently confronted a man for allegedly filming her at a shop, sparking intense discussions about the legality of photographing or filming someone in public. Noelle Teoh, Associate Lawyer at GJC Law, explains what actions you can take if you suspect someone has taken your image in public. [Source: CNA DAILY […]

Dashcam footage from your car can sometimes lead to cases of mistaken identity and fuel online vigilantism, potentially harming innocent individuals. Gloria James-Civetta, Head Lawyer at GJC Law, shares insights on how to safely share these videos and what steps to take if your good intentions backfire. [Source: CNA DAILY CUTS]

With the opening of the new pet-friendly mall, One Holland Village, Andrea Heng and Joel Chua seek the legal perspective from Gloria James-Civetta, Head Lawyer at GJC Law. They discuss the liabilities involved in the event of a pet-related incident. [Source: CNA DAILY CUTS]

Private hangout rooms, designed for intimate bonding sessions with family and friends, offer a CCTV-free environment where you can enjoy activities like playing board games and watching movies together. However, this freedom can sometimes be misused. In this episode, Asia First’s Arnold Gay and Andrea Heng speak with Chong Xin Yi, Senior Lawyer at GJC […]

Gloria James-Civetta & Co is proud to highlight the remarkable mentor-mentee relationship between Ms. Gloria James-Civetta, the firm’s head lawyer, and Ms. Liesel Chong, Head of Dispute Resolution Practice. This partnership exemplifies the firm’s commitment to fostering growth and mutual respect within the challenging legal profession. Ms. Chong, reflecting on her experiences, shares a poignant […]

Gloria James-Civetta & Co are proud to be Gold sponsors of the upcoming Family Conference 2022. The Virtual Conference will be held from 13-14 September. (https://mva.la) The Family Conference 2022 will focus on “Essentials for the Journey into New Frontiers.3” It will focus on the procedural and substantive law changes that have come into effect […]

This article reflects on and questions the practice of gag orders passed by the Singapore Courts, specifically, it scrutinises the balancing act that are gag orders; that between the rightful protection of victims, and the possibly unjust shielding of the guilty.

We are proud to announce that Gloria James-Civetta & Co has been featured as a recommended firm in Doyles’ Leading Family & Divorce Law Firms – Singapore 2021 for the fifth year running. Family Head lawyer, Gloria James, was also named on the Guide as a leading divorce lawyer in Singapore for the fifth year […]

Gloria James-Civetta and Co and Sayer-Jones are delighted to again be the joint principal sponsors for the 7th Annual Association of Family and Conciliation Courts (“AFCC”) – Australia Chapter – Conference. The AFCC is an interdisciplinary and international association of professionals dedicated to improving the lives of children and families through the resolution of family […]

Dated: Singapore, 25 April 2019 Gloria James-Civetta & Co and JingShi Law Firm have reached an agreement to form a strategic alliance. Both our firms will share legal professional resources which will result in the continuing professional development of our lawyers. We are proud to be associated with JingShi Law who have been established in Singapore since May […]

Two men who exchanged blows outside the State Courts building at Havelock Square

The man who had pleaded guilty for causing death by negligent act not amounting to culpable homicide was sentenced to two weeks in jail yesterday.

An American man was sentenced to nine months’ jail on Wednesday for using his mobile phone to take photos of two women showering and outraging the modesty of three women in backpackers’ hostels.

In recent years there has been an increase in troubled teenagers who become easy targets for drug traffickers in Singapore.

In 2010, Singapore Criminal Lawyer Gloria James represented a woman who had accused her boyfriend, who was married to another woman, of raping her.

The Corrupt Practices Investigation Bureau (CPIB) has been in the spotlight in 2013 for prosecuting several high-profile corruption cases

Laws targeting sexual grooming, which came into effect in 2008, focus on sexual predators aged 21 and above

51 men have been charged with having commercial sex with an underage escort.

The man, a partner of a transport company bribed an employee of the Society for the Physically Disabled for his help in clinching a transport service contract.

Incensed that his flight had been delayed a man created a ruckus at Changi airport and attacked a police officer at a hospital

A technical officer, 55, was fined $4,000 for molesting a colleague in their office.

A taxi driver, who could have been jailed for up to two years, got away with a fine for punching his neighbour on the head

In 1992, he left the family flat in casual clothes, without telling his family where he was going and never came back.

A man was jailed for one year and five months yesterday for disposing of evidence and failing to tell police after a Vietnamese woman fell to her death

A man who wore a floral skirt and grabbed a girl got away with a fine yesterday.

A woman had been helping her son with revision when she lost her cool. When he was unable to answer the questions given, she caned him all over his body.