Singapore Law Explained in Plain English
This website explains questions you have about Singapore law in simple, and practical terms.
Our goal is to make legal topics easier to understand for ordinary readers, without the assistance of a lawyer.
The initial articles cover areas such as wills and probate, family law, employment law and criminal law. Commercial, company and other areas will subsequently be covered. Less common topics such as arbitration and mediation can be covered upon request.
Legal Topics
Wills & Probate
Family Law
Employment Law
Criminal Law
Property Law
Latest Articles
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Discretionary Trusts in Singapore Divorces: How Courts Treat Offshore Structures in Asset Division
Excerpt Can placing assets into an offshore discretionary trust protect them from division in a Singapore divorce? In the High […]
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Internet Defamation in Singapore: How to Pursue and Unmask Anonymous Online Defendants
The internet gives everyone a voice, but it also gives people a digital mask. In Singapore, online defamation—whether it is […]
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Getting your money back doesn’t always mean hiring a lawyer or going to court. But knowing your options – and the order to try them in – can be the difference between recovering what you’re owed and quietly writing it off.
A friend borrowed $3,000 and stopped replying. A contractor took your deposit and never showed up. A client’s invoice is […]
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Sexual Offences Under Singapore Law Explained
When discussing criminal law in Singapore, navigating the legal terminology surrounding sexual misconduct can be complex. The law uses specific […]
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What Counts as Unreasonable Behaviour for Divorce in Singapore?
To successfully obtain a divorce in Singapore, you must prove to the court that the marriage has irretrievably broken down. […]
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No Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA)? Here’s What Happens When a Loved One Loses Mental Capacity in Singapore
Most people assume that being a spouse, child, or next-of-kin automatically gives them the right to manage a loved one’s […]
Disclaimer
The information on this website is provided for general educational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Readers should seek professional legal advice for their specific circumstances.