At Subra TT Law LLC, we advise clients in Singapore on a wide range of family law matters, providing practical, sensitive and tailored legal support during what are often deeply personal and emotionally difficult situations. Whether you are facing a divorce, resolving issues relating to children, considering adoption, or seeking protection from family violence, our Family Lawyers in Singapore are committed to guiding you with clarity, care and sound legal advice.
Family disputes often involve more than legal rights alone; they affect relationships, finances, children, and long-term personal wellbeing. We work closely with each client to understand their circumstances and priorities, so that we can provide advice that is not only legally robust, but also practical and compassionate. Our aim is to help clients navigate family law issues with confidence while protecting their interests and those of their loved ones.
Our family law practice includes advice and representation in matters such as:
At Subra TT Law LLC, we recognise that every family matter is different. Our Divorce Lawyers in Singapore and wider family law team are committed to providing clear, responsive and client-focused legal support tailored to your needs, with the care and professionalism these matters deserve.
If you require advice on divorce, adoption, child-related issues, or protection from family violence, our Family Lawyers in Singapore are ready to assist.
You must generally have been married for at least three years and have the required connection to Singapore. You must also show that the marriage has irretrievably broken down.
Yes, but only if you can show exceptional hardship or that your spouse has been exceptionally unreasonable and cruel.
You must establish one of the recognised grounds, such as adultery, unreasonable behaviour, desertion for two years, separation for three years with consent, or separation for four years.
You may proceed with an uncontested divorce if both parties agree on the reason for divorce, arrangements for the children, division of assets, and maintenance.
Yes. The matter will proceed as a contested divorce, whether the dispute concerns the divorce itself, ancillary matters such as custody and assets, or both.
For an uncontested divorce, an Interim Judgment may be obtained around one month after filing, followed by Final Judgment around three months later. Contested divorces can take six to 12 months or longer.
An application is generally made within three years of marriage and requires the marriage to be void or voidable. Examples include a pre-existing marriage, lack of valid consent, prohibited relationships, or non-consummation in specified circumstances.
Where parents agree, the court will usually grant the agreed orders. If they do not, the court decides based on the child’s best interests.
A Deed of Separation is an alternative where parties do not wish to live together but are not ready or eligible to divorce, such as when they have been married for less than three years or have not met the HDB Minimum Occupation Period.
A prenuptial agreement is a contract entered into before marriage that sets out arrangements in the event of divorce, including matters relating to assets and maintenance.
You may apply for a Personal Protection Order. Where there is imminent danger, you may seek an Expedited Order, and a Domestic Exclusion Order may restrict the respondent from the home. Eligible applicants can include a spouse or former spouse, child, parent, in-law, sibling, or another person considered a family member by the court.
Yes. You may apply to vary maintenance due to financial changes, adjust child-related arrangements in the child’s best interests, or amend unworkable property orders.