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Sun Xueling on Family Justice Reform Bill - Vimarsana News

Sun Xueling on Family Justice Reform Bill

A proposed Maintenance Enforcement Process (MEP) will facilitate more sustainable maintenance outcomes for divorcing parties, allowing parents to both do their part in co-parenting their children and move on from the split. For those who genuinely cannot pay maintenance, as well as those who face difficulties due to no

Maintenance enforcement reforms deter those who do not comply, improve access to justice: Shanmugam - Vimarsana News

Maintenance enforcement reforms deter those who do not comply, improve access to justice: Shanmugam

From 2017 to 2019, there was an average of 2,700 applications to enforce maintenance orders each year. Read more at straitstimes.com.

The gist: More COE supply over the next few quarters, reforms to maintenance enforcement - Vimarsana News

The gist: More COE supply over the next few quarters, reforms to maintenance enforcement

Here are some key takeaways from the Parliament session on Monday. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Louis Chua on Family Justice Reform Bill - Vimarsana News

Louis Chua on Family Justice Reform Bill

While a proposed new Maintenance Enforcement Process (MEP) allows for a smooth application for financial assistance, it does not guarantee successful outcomes, said MP Louis Chua in Parliament on Monday (May 8). He proposed that the Ministry of Law consider granting additional consideration for, or even guaranteeing a

Melvin Yong on Family Justice Reform Bill - Vimarsana News

Melvin Yong on Family Justice Reform Bill

In family justice cases where the wishes of the child are to be considered by the court, a new Bill proposes that judges be allowed to interview the child. MP Melvin Yong asked if a minimum age will be set to allow only children who are mature enough to convey their views independently. On a proposed new Maintenance En