Where Maintenance Orders Were Rescinded Due to an Inability to Pay
The court allowed a Wife’s appeal to rescind a variation order for her to financially contribute to her children’s maintenance
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Gag Orders in Singapore – “Ms Gloria James”
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.
Variation of Court Orders in Singapore
TWO KINDS OF ORDERS JUDGE MADE ORDERS BY CONSENT ORDERS Parties have the opportunity to adduce evidence Parties may not
What if a Court in another Country has made a Maintenance Order?
If a foreign court in a reciprocating country made a Maintenance Order (“MO”) and the payer lives in Singapore, the
What is a Consent Order?
A consent order is an order of court entered into by the agreement of parties, which is legally binding. There