
International Child Custody & Child Abduction (Hague Convention)
In international child custody matters the child’s “habitual residence” is critical in determining whether a child has been wrongfully removed to or remains in another
All expat divorce cases are unique and require an approach tailored to their particular circumstances. At Gloria James-Civetta & Co, we provide sound legal advice to both Expats living in Singapore and clients who originate from other jurisdictions.
Our strong network of International Divorce Lawyers based in Australia, the UK, the Americas, Japan, Europe, China, and Southeast Asia regions work together with us to help serve our clients in cross–border matters.
Our International Divorce Lawyers will explain the steps involved when considering a Singapore divorce and advise on your rights and options.
Our team also assists with a range of issues involved in getting an International Divorce in Singapore.
Head Lawyer, Ms Gloria James, is a certified Associate Mediator at the State Courts of Singapore and the Singapore Mediation Centre. She has an exemplary track record in assisting clients to achieve settlement even in the most acrimonious matters.
She is a Harvard Law School trained Mediator, Parenting Coordination Lawyer, Child Representative Lawyer, Certified CDC Divorce Coach® and Collaborative Family Practice Lawyer.
In international child custody matters the child’s “habitual residence” is critical in determining whether a child has been wrongfully removed to or remains in another
“Can I divorce in Singapore if I got married abroad?” is a common query received by our International Divorce Lawyers in the globalised world we
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Having journeyed with clientele from different backgrounds, our International Divorce Lawyers understand the applicable laws in cross-border divorces where you may be considering divorcing in Singapore but
Under the Women’s Charter (Cap 353), your spouse/ex-spouse is required to seek your consent or obtain the permission of the court before removing your child
Under the Women’s Charter (Cap 353), your ex-spouse is required to seek your consent or obtain the permission of the court before removing your child
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