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Can an Executor or Administrator be Removed in Singapore?

When a person passes away, the executor or administrator of the estate is responsible for managing and distributing the estate […]

Singapore law now recognises divorce by mutual agreement as one way of showing that a marriage has irretrievably broken down.

Introduction Many people believe that a divorce cannot proceed unless both spouses agree to it. However, this is not always

Introduction When parents go through a divorce in Singapore, one of the most important issues is what will happen to

In Singapore, a marriage may be declared invalid through a legal process called annulment. Unlike a divorce, which ends a

Introduction Mental capacity is an important concept in Singapore law, especially in matters involving wills, powers of attorney and decisions

Yes- but not in the way most people think. Many people assume that once a will is written, it is

Introduction Under Singapore law, a divorce can only be granted if the Court is satisfied that the marriage has “irretrievably

Introduction Many people who are considering divorce in Singapore want to know how long the process will take. This is

When a person dies and leaves a will, the executor named in the will is responsible for administering the estate.