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Complex matrimonial & custody disputes

Our lawyers represent both husbands and wives in complex, high-value matrimonial asset and spousal maintenance (alimony) claims and complicated child custody disputes.

Our work often involves foreign assets and cross-border issues. We have also had occasion to deal with pre-nuptial agreements made in foreign jurisdictions.

Our focus on complex matrimonial and custody litigation arises out of our affinity for the strategy and holistic planning required in such matters, and our experience in handling the multi-faceted and aggressive litigation that often ensues.

Such litigation may include, for example :-
  • Applying for the imposition or discharge of interlocutory injunctions (e.g. to prevent a spouse leaving Singapore with her / his children)
  • Applying for the imposition or discharge of a Mareva injunction (to stop a spouse disposing of matrimonial assets)
  • Making or resisting discovery applications aimed at revealing the existence and whereabouts of potential / alleged matrimonial assets
  • Working with investigative accountants (to locate and list matrimonial assets)
  • Making or resisting applications to preserve matrimonial assets (e.g. through caveats)
  • Working closely with foreign lawyers (where foreign assets / elements are involved)
  • Making urgent applications for child access or maintenance
  • Making or resisting applications for spousal maintenance / support
  • Working closely with medical and other experts on child custody issues
To contact us about a complex matrimonial or custody dispute, please click here.

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