Bring along all the documents or evidence which you may have on hand and easily obtainable to the consultation session, including:

1) Your Identity Card;

2) Your Marriage Certificate;

p/s: The duration of your marriage must be at least 2 years. However, if your marriage is less than 2 years, you may seek permission from the Court to allow you to file a divorce. In such event, you must prove that there are exceptional circumstances and the Judge is satisfied with your reasons and evidence adduced by you.

3) Your children’s Birth Certificate and/or MyKid;

p/s: The terms in the divorce papers will only cover the children who have yet to reach the age of 18.

4) Sales & Purchase Agreement, the house title, bank loan statements (for immovable properties);

5) Car registration card, bank loan statements;

6) Financial documents such as Savings Passbook, Fixed Deposit slips;

7) Police reports (applicable only if you have lodged a police report, for instance, where your spouse surreptitiously takes the child away or incidents of violence);

8) Medical records (usually relating to injuries caused by domestic violence);

9) Photographs (proof of injuries sustained during violence by your spouse or evidence of your spouse having extra-marital affairs);

10) All the papers in relation to your case which you have engaged previous solicitors to file in the Court.