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Divorce
An application for divorce is a legal procedure to end a marriage. The Family Courts hear divorce applications.
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Going to court for a matrimonial application for divorce
Depending on the nature of your case, you may have to attend court for a matrimonial application for divorce on a normal track.
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Understand the requirements for getting a divorce
Parties must check if the requirements for getting a divorce in Singapore are met.
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File a matrimonial application for divorce (normal track)
A matrimonial application for divorce will proceed on the normal track if parties do not agree to a divorce.
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File a matrimonial application for divorce (simplified track)
A matrimonial application for divorce will proceed on the simplified track if parties can agree on all issues relating to the divorce (with or without a full agreement on the ancillary matters).
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How to file a matrimonial application for divorce (normal track)
Find out the estimated fees, the papers you have to prepare and the steps to file a matrimonial application for divorce on the normal track.
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How to file a matrimonial application for divorce (simplified track)
Find out the estimated fees, the documents you have to prepare and the steps to file a matrimonial application for divorce on the simplified track.
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Respond to a matrimonial application for divorce (normal track)
If you have been served with a matrimonial application for divorce, it means your spouse has started divorce proceedings against you. Find out more about the documents you may receive.
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At your divorce hearing (normal track)
Depending on how the party against whom the matrimonial application for divorce is filed responds, parties may have to attend a contested or uncontested divorce hearing.
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Set down a divorce case (normal track)
If you filed the divorce application, you must inform the court the case is ready to be heard by filing a request for a hearing. This is known as setting down.
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