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Family law [2026] SGFC 62

YCJ v YCK

The Family Court ordered a father to pay child maintenance of SGD 1,200 monthly for two children, plus a one-time SGD 600 payment, and rejected backdated maintenance.

  • Child maintenance
  • Quantum of maintenance
  • Modality of payment
  • Backdated maintenance claim
  • Child-maintenance
  • Family-law
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Family law [2022] SGHCF 10

VZD v VZE

The High Court partly allowed a wife’s appeal on ancillary matters, adding a $30,000 loan back into the matrimonial pool and varying child maintenance to a percentage-based regime.

  • Division of matrimonial assets
  • Valuation of shareholdings
  • Disclosure and adverse inference
  • Indirect contributions
  • Variable child maintenance
  • Effect of interim judgment on liabilities
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Family law [2018] SGHCF 5

UEB v UEC

The High Court upheld child maintenance, held mortgage instalments could count as reasonable accommodation expenses, set aside wife maintenance, and adjusted arrears.

  • Mortgage instalments as reasonable expenses
  • Calculation of maintenance
  • Arrears adjustment
  • Evidence of expenses
  • Family-law
  • Child-maintenance
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Family law [2016] SGHC 196

JAA v JAB

The High Court dismissed a husband's bid to vary maintenance orders, finding no material change in circumstances, but allowed use of an education policy for the son's tertiary studies.

  • Variation of maintenance
  • Material change in circumstances
  • Wife maintenance
  • Child maintenance
  • Enforcement of maintenance
  • Insurance policy for education
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Family law [2012] SGHC 213

Cheung Kam Yi Betty v Liu Tsun Kie

The High Court ordered the matrimonial home and car sold or divided, awarded the wife lump sum maintenance, and required the husband to repay loans and education costs.

  • Division of matrimonial property
  • Lump sum maintenance
  • Repayment of alleged loans
  • Education expenses
  • Disclosure of assets
  • Costs
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