Well, here's the response:doubt wrote:Hi all, I have questions to the below, are you able share with me if you know the answer?
Divorce:
I am mother but i am just a Singapore PR, will I still be able to get the child (singaporean)?
If i would like to own the current house we are living, what are the things to be considered and to be done to get the house if husband were to withdrawl the name?
and is it possible for me to own the house since i am just singapore PR?
thanks.
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Hi all,savemenow wrote:Well, here's the response:doubt wrote:Hi all, I have questions to the below, are you able share with me if you know the answer?
Divorce:
I am mother but i am just a Singapore PR, will I still be able to get the child (singaporean)?
If i would like to own the current house we are living, what are the things to be considered and to be done to get the house if husband were to withdrawl the name?
and is it possible for me to own the house since i am just singapore PR?
thanks.
Doesn't matter whether you are a citizen or a PR.
1. You need to be specific about what you mean by getting the child. There are 3 issues when you deal with the child: Care, concern and custody. If your spouse is in Singapore, the courts will grant joint custody unless you make a strong case why the child shouldn't stay with your spouse. The care and concern responsibilities can be solely yours. Your spouse may have to pay maintenance.
2. Most times, the court will give you the option of buying your spouse share or the other way round or just sell it and divide the share based on the Court's ruling. If you are living in a HDB, the HDB rules apply.
Hope it helps
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