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YJM v YJN

The Family Court dismissed a wife's interim maintenance application after finding her own income and rental proceeds exceeded her assessed reasonable monthly needs.

  • Maintenance
  • Wife
  • Assessment
  • Adverse inference
  • Admissions
  • Interim-maintenance
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Family law

YJE v YJF

The Family Court dismissed a father’s application to vary maintenance for five children after finding he had not candidly disclosed material facts or supporting evidence.

  • Maintenance
  • Variation of maintenance order
  • Duty judge complaint filing
  • Candour in applications
  • Variation-of-maintenance-order
  • Candour-in-applications
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Family law

YDF v YDG

The court granted joint custody, sole care and control to the Wife, set defined access for the Husband, divided matrimonial assets 75/25, and ordered maintenance.

  • Custody
  • Access
  • Matrimonial assets division
  • Maintenance for wife
  • Maintenance for child
  • Matrimonial-assets-division
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Family law [2026] SGFC 60

YCH v YCI

Family Court maintenance decision granting a wife and four children monthly maintenance, backdated support, school fees, and costs after hearing the matter in the husband's absence.

  • Maintenance
  • Jurisdiction
  • Proceedings in absence of respondent
  • Backdating of maintenance
  • Costs
  • Family-law
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Family law [2026] SGFC 32

XZW v XZX

Family Court divided a long-married couple’s flat 90% to the wife and 10% to the husband, finding the wife was the sole breadwinner and primary homemaker.

  • Division of matrimonial assets
  • Single-income marriage methodology
  • Assessment of financial and non-financial contributions
  • Hdb flat transfer and cpf refunds
  • Maintenance
  • Division-of-matrimonial-assets
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Family law [2026] SGFC 4

XXM v XXN

The Family Court dismissed a husband’s attempt to set aside and vary ancillary orders in a divorce, but granted a limited registrar empowerment clause for transfer of the matrimonial flat.

  • Divorce
  • Ancillary matters
  • Custody
  • Access
  • Maintenance
  • Property division
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Family law [2025] SGHCF 63

XQN v XQO

The High Court allowed this family appeal in part, granting an anti-suit injunction only against the first Ontario application and refusing to restrain later Ontario orders.

  • Ancillary matters
  • Anti-suit injunction
  • Comity
  • Forum shopping
  • Child custody
  • Maintenance
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Family law [2025] SGHCF 37

XOA v XOB

The court divided matrimonial assets 43:57 in the Wife’s favour, declined spousal and child maintenance, and refused reimbursement of private investigator fees.

  • Division of matrimonial assets
  • Direct and indirect contributions
  • Discovery and adverse inference
  • Spousal maintenance
  • Child maintenance
  • Costs
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Family law [2024] SGHCF 38

WTP v WTQ

The High Court dismissed a husband’s appeal to vary downward spousal maintenance, holding he failed to prove a material change in financial circumstances.

  • Variation of maintenance
  • Material change of circumstances
  • Burreden of proof
  • Enforcement of maintenance orders
  • Arrears
  • Family-law
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Family law [2024] SGHCF 21

WSY v WSX

Cross-appeals over division of matrimonial assets and maintenance after a 19-year marriage. The court ordered equal division, rejected adverse inference against the Husband, and revised child maintenance.

  • Division of matrimonial assets
  • Anj v ank structured approach
  • Dual‑income vs single‑income marriage
  • Valuation of matrimonial pool
  • Adverse inference for non‑disclosure/dissipation
  • Spousal maintenance multipliers
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