MACO – Lawyering as a Service (LaaS)?
By Lim Seng Siew The lawyer of yesteryears is trained to analyse a legal problem with a client and to come up with the best possible solution in the circumstances.…
THE ROAD TO SECOND PARENT ADOPTION – AIDED BY THE EU-ASEAN CONNECT
By Wan Cheng Chan All families are different. Unfortunately, not all families are equal. When Elo and I met more than 9 years ago, we fell in love. Just like…
Therapeutic Justice in Family Cases: The Neutral Evaluator, Part 6
By Susan Tay, Founding Partner of OTP Law Corporation & Co-Founder of PracticeForte Pte Ltd This is the 6th part of a series on therapeutic justice and how it may…
Therapeutic Justice in Family Cases: The Mediation Advocate (Part 5)
Therapeutic Justice in Family Cases: The Mediation Advocate - Part 5 By Susan Tay, Founding Partner of OTP Law Corporation, Founder of PracticeForte Pte Ltd This is the 5th part…
UZN v UZM – Dissipation of Assets and Adverse Inference– A Lawyer’s Perspective Part 2
This is a case of a 14-year childless marriage when the husband had initiated divorce. Highly acrimonious, by the time of the Court of Appeal (CA) judgment, proceedings had been ongoing for 6 years. With no children issues, the ancillary matters dealt mainly with how matrimonial assets should be split, maintenance and costs. The wife was working in the husband’s law firm for 13 years as a manager before she found out about his affair. She was apparently sacked around the same time.
UZN v UZM – Dissipation of Assets and Adverse Inference: A Lawyer’s Perspective Part 1
By Susan Tay, Director of OTP Law Corporation This is my article on the case of UZN v UZM. You can read the one from the perspective of a forensic…
UZN vs UZM: Undisclosed Assets and Adverse Inference- A Forensic Accountant’s Perspective
By Wan Yew Fai, CA (Singapore), CPA (Australia), B. Acc (Singapore) In matrimonial cases, it is not uncommon that one spouse will hide assets from the other spouse, especially when…
Therapeutic Justice in Family Cases : The Mediator (Part 4)
By Susan Tay, Founding Partner of OTP Law Corporation, Co-Founder of PracticeForte Pte Ltd This is the 4th part of a series on therapeutic justice and how it may be…
The Life-Cycle of A Start-Up: From Cradle to Grave (Part 1)
Article by: Lim Seng Siew, Director of OTP Law Corporation By Lim Seng Siew The Start-up and the Lawyer The life journey of a start-up is fraught with much uncertainties. …
Therapeutic Justice In Family Cases: The Lawyer (Part 2)
By Susan Tay, Founding Partner of OTP Law Corporation, Co-Founder of PracticeForte Pte Ltd This is the 2nd part of a series on therapeutic justice and how it may be…
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