Muslim Divorce & Custody Lawyers
Muslim Marriage - Divorce Procedure Lawyers in Singapore
If you and your marital spouse have decided to part ways, you may find yourself wondering where to even begin regarding the process. At Emerald Law, we’ve worked with many husbands and wives throughout the process to make things as comfortable for you as possible from beginning to end.
It is our specialty that will give you the peace of mind when you’re talking about your case – our team have extensive experience specifically concerning Muslim marriages. Divorce procedures in Singapore can be very confusing, and the sensitivities involved just makes it even more so – but that’s where we come in. We’ll make sure you’re 100% clear about what’s happening the whole time, and will go above and beyond to ensure the best outcomes for you.
Providing assistance with divorce procedures and much more
We know how emotional these times are, and will consult with you with a sympathetic ear whilst simultaneously using our well-honed skills in Muslim marriages to provide the professional legal assistance you need.
In addition to our first-class services regarding divorce procedures, Singapore residents can also talk to us about several other areas of the law including child custody cases as well as personal protection orders and so much more. We are here to provide you with a comprehensive legal solution to matters specifically pertaining to Syariah law, and you can rest assured with our many years of experience you’re in good hands at Emerald Law.
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If you would like to begin discussing your divorce procedure with our lawyers in Singapore, please get in touch with us to arrange a time to come in for your first consultation (your first two are FREE of charge). You can do so either by calling (+65) 9711 8078. Alternatively, send us an online enquiry and you’ll hear from one of our friendly staff shortly.
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It is for us to discuss your matter briefly and to provide you with a general overview. There will be no review of documents during the free first consultation.
Yes, there will be charges but be rest assured our charges are reasonable.
We will try our best to accommodate your financial needs. We offer fixed fee arrangements and even instalment payments for our services.
However, if you are truly unable to afford the services of our lawyers, we will recommend that you approach the legal aid bureau or law society pro bono services to see if you qualify.
In such a situation, the way out is by way of a Variation Application.
You must take out an application for the registrar or judge to sign on your husband’s behalf.
Generally, where there is a profit, the court will not allow one party to monopolise the flat. However, if one party has paid a large majority of the mortgage or when the flat is sold at a loss and if the children’s welfare may can be affected, there may be an order for a transfer the Court may make an order for a transfer. Also, if one spouse has been extremely irresponsible towards the family, this may be a factor for the court when ordering a transfer.
The other owners must take out an intervener application for the matter to proceed.
If you foresee such a problem, you should ask the court to make an order for sole conduct of the sale to be granted to you. However, if you do not obtain it and the situation surfaces during the selling process, then you may take out a variation application.
You may make a claim for a share of the proceeds.
Yes, but it depends on the situation.
Yes, you may but divorce is not a process wherein you are reimbursed for whatever you have spent in the marriage. The court will look at the intention of parties.
It may be divided, or valuated where one party receives a net share value.
The properties may be ‘pooled’ together and subjected to division or if they can’t be sold, the court may order for some properties to be transferred to the other spouse’s name.
Yes, you may but divorce is not a process where every cent is reimbursed to you.
We understand your situation.
Divorce is a difficult decision. We understand the emotional situation you are in. At Emerald Law our lawyers who specialise in Divorce will advise you on the divorce procedure in the Courts of Singapore, your legal rights and obligations the issues surrounding the division of your matrimonial assets.
We understand the concern surrounding losing your home and all the assets that you had contributed towards building your family, the uncertainty of how you will rebuild your life again
Talk to us today, there’s no cost for our FIRST TWO consultation.
Why choose us
Why choose us for your divorce procedures in singapore?
We Are Specialised
Each and every lawyer assigned to your case is someone who has handled many similar cases of divorce procedures in Singapore before. They each bring a specialised element to your matter ensuring that your case is handled with the utmost care.
We Provide Solutions
We ensure that the advice and solutions provided to you resolves your matter in the most efficient manner. We are not here to simply talk, we’re here to provide REAL solutions to ensure the best possible outcomes for you.
We Are Committed
We provide service with such dedication that we can even arrange to meet you outside of our normal office hours.
Mohammad Rizuan
Managing Director. Syariah Law
Seek expert guidance on Islamic legal matters with Syariah Law Firm
3 Shenton Way, Shenton House #11-10, Singapore 068805
hello@emeraldlaw.com.sg
(+65) 9711 8078
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