Matrimonial Assets
Dissipation of Matrimonial Assets: When a Spouse Spends or Hides Money
Large unexplained withdrawals, transfers to relatives, sudden gambling losses. What the court can do about money that vanished before the pool was…
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Division of assets including HDB flats and CPF monies.
Matrimonial Assets
Dividing Cars, Jewellery and Household Items in a Divorce
The practical side of asset division, covering the car, the jewellery, the furniture and the pet, and sensible ways to split things…
Matrimonial Assets
Rebuilding Your Finances After Divorce in Singapore
A practical order of operations for rebuilding money after a divorce, from the one-income budget to housing, CPF, insurance and getting back…
Matrimonial Assets
Overseas Assets in a Singapore Divorce
A Singapore court can take foreign assets into account when dividing property. Getting at them afterwards is a separate and harder problem.
Matrimonial Assets
Who Pays the Debts in a Divorce?
Courts divide what is left after liabilities, but a divorce order cannot release you from a loan your lender still holds you…
Matrimonial Assets
Private Property and Condos in a Singapore Divorce
Private property gives divorcing couples more options than an HDB flat, but also more moving parts: valuation, refinancing, CPF refunds and stamp…
Matrimonial Assets
Divorce for Business Owners: Company Shares as Matrimonial Assets
Your shares are almost certainly in the pool. The harder questions are what they are worth and how to divide them without…
Matrimonial Assets
Insurance Policies and Nominations in a Divorce
Policies with cash value are matrimonial assets, and the nomination you made years ago almost certainly still stands. Here is what to…
Matrimonial Assets
Buying an HDB Flat After Divorce: Eligibility and Debarment
What decides whether you can buy an HDB flat again after a divorce, and why the court order is only half the…
Matrimonial Assets
Tax Reliefs After Divorce in Singapore: What Changes
Which IRAS reliefs stop, which can be split between parents, and why maintenance received is generally not taxable income in Singapore.