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  1. Singapore Courts. Family law deals with legal issues within the family, such as divorce, probate or family violence. It also covers the treatment and protection of young persons.

  2. www.judiciary.gov.sg › visit-us › family-justice-courtsVisit the Family Justice Courts

    Find out how to get to the Family Justice Courts, its operating hours and how to find your way around with a floor-by-floor directory.

  3. There are 2 main ways to request court records for a civil or family case: Apply to inspect court records. Not all court documents may be inspected. Subject to the Registrar's approval and payment of the prescribed fee, documents that may be inspected include: Originating processes and pleadings. Summonses. Affidavits.

  4. The Family Justice Courts (FJC) are part of the court system in Singapore that upholds the law and ensures justice is accessible to all. It has judicial power to hear family-related cases that involve legal issues within the family, such as divorce, probate, maintenance and family violence, among other cases.

  5. www.judiciary.gov.sg › legal-help-support › family-caseSeek help for a family case

    You have the right to obtain legal advice, seek legal assistance or engage a lawyer to represent you in court at your court proceedings for a family case. You may wish to find out: (If you are representing yourself in court) Your rights and responsibilities .

  6. - In view of the current COVID-19 situation, please note that for Maintenance (MSS) and Family Violence (SS) cases dealt with by Family Court 1, unless you are notified by the Court via Registrar’s Notice, email or phone call, your case will proceed to be dealt with by the court.

  7. Dec 28, 2022 · Family Orders Guide 2022 Edition. 28 December 2022 Family Justice Courts Announcement. Announcing the Family Orders Guide 2022 Edition (PDF, 729 KB) Topics: Court proceedings.

  8. 3 days ago · Filing of records of appeal and written cases for appeals to the Family Division of the High Court under Part 18 Division 59 of the Family Justice Rules. Filing of written submissions for appeals against registrars in the Family Division of the High Court under Part 18 Division 58 of the Family Justice Rules. 126.

  9. Address : Family Justice Courts Building. 3 Havelock Square. Singapore 059725. Tel. 65878423 (6-JUSTICE) 1800 5878423 (1800-JUSTICE) Fax. 64355112. https://www.judiciary.gov.sg. Mission Statement : Making justice accessible to families and youth through effective counselling, mediation and adjudication. Presiding Judge.

  10. FAM@FSC (THK CFH – Commonwealth) extends support to the Family Justice Court, Syariah Court, and the Ministry of Family and Social Development by providing counselling services to families facing difficulties during family transitions.We are committed to maintaining strict client confidentiality throughout the counselling process, ensuring privacy and trust are upheld.

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