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Family Justice Courts Practice Directions 2024
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- PRACTICE DIRECTION
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- In force
- Enacted
- 2024
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About this practice direction
Family Justice Courts Practice Directions 2024 is Singapore PRACTICE DIRECTION, cited as PRACTICE DIRECTION 1 2024, currently marked in force and first recorded in 2024.
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PART 1 : INTRODUCTION
8A. Compliance with Practice Directions and Registrar’s Circulars
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PART 2: PROCEEDINGS UNDER PART 10 OF THE WOMEN’S CHARTER 1961
9. Definitions of this Part
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PART 2: PROCEEDINGS UNDER PART 10 OF THE WOMEN’S CHARTER 1961
10. Arrangements for the welfare of children
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PART 2: PROCEEDINGS UNDER PART 10 OF THE WOMEN’S CHARTER 1961
11. Seeking the Court’s approval under section 94A(4) of the Act
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PART 2: PROCEEDINGS UNDER PART 10 OF THE WOMEN’S CHARTER 1961
12. Cross-application
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PART 2: PROCEEDINGS UNDER PART 10 OF THE WOMEN’S CHARTER 1961
13. Named person
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PART 2: PROCEEDINGS UNDER PART 10 OF THE WOMEN’S CHARTER 1961
14. Consent to divorce on the ground of 3-year separation
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PART 2: PROCEEDINGS UNDER PART 10 OF THE WOMEN’S CHARTER 1961
15. Simplified hearing track for divorce / judicial separation proceedings
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PART 2: PROCEEDINGS UNDER PART 10 OF THE WOMEN’S CHARTER 1961
16. Case conferences
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PART 2: PROCEEDINGS UNDER PART 10 OF THE WOMEN’S CHARTER 1961
17. Uncontested matrimonial proceedings
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PART 2: PROCEEDINGS UNDER PART 10 OF THE WOMEN’S CHARTER 1961
18. Documents for use in trials of contested matrimonial proceedings under Part 10 of the Act
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PART 2: PROCEEDINGS UNDER PART 10 OF THE WOMEN’S CHARTER 1961
19. Claims for ancillary relief
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PART 2: PROCEEDINGS UNDER PART 10 OF THE WOMEN’S CHARTER 1961
20. Binding summaries
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PART 2: PROCEEDINGS UNDER PART 10 OF THE WOMEN’S CHARTER 1961
21. Agreement on claim(s) for ancillary relief
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PART 2: PROCEEDINGS UNDER PART 10 OF THE WOMEN’S CHARTER 1961
22. Evidence in proceedings for avoidance of disposition
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Part 3: QUASI-CRIMINAL PROCEEDINGS
31. Absence of respondent – Category 1 proceedings, Category 2 proceedings and Category 3B proceedings
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Part 3: QUASI-CRIMINAL PROCEEDINGS
34. Service of summons under Part 8 or 9 of the Women’s Charter 1961 (except an application made under section 69, 70 or 70A)
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Part 3: QUASI-CRIMINAL PROCEEDINGS
35. Documents and affidavits in respect of proceedings under Parts 7, 8 and 9 of the Women’s Charter 1961
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Part 3: QUASI-CRIMINAL PROCEEDINGS
36. Appointment of maintenance record officer
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Part 3: QUASI-CRIMINAL PROCEEDINGS
36A. Referral of maintenance enforcement application to maintenance enforcement officer
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Part 3: QUASI-CRIMINAL PROCEEDINGS
39A. Substitution of applicant for protection order
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Part 3: QUASI-CRIMINAL PROCEEDINGS
41. Application for transmission of Singapore maintenance order
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Part 3: QUASI-CRIMINAL PROCEEDINGS
42. Application under section 4 or 5 of the Act
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PART 3I: ENFORCEMENT OF CHILD ACCESS ORDERS
3I: Enforcement of child access orders
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PART 3I: ENFORCEMENT OF CHILD ACCESS ORDERS
46B. Enforcement of access orders by the Family Courts
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PART 3I: ENFORCEMENT OF CHILD ACCESS ORDERS
46C. Scope of access enforcement application
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PART 3I: ENFORCEMENT OF CHILD ACCESS ORDERS
46D. Commencement documents for access enforcement application
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PART 3I: ENFORCEMENT OF CHILD ACCESS ORDERS
46F. Application to discharge compliance bond
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PART 3I: ENFORCEMENT OF CHILD ACCESS ORDERS
46G. Application to forfeit compliance bond
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PART 3I: ENFORCEMENT OF CHILD ACCESS ORDERS
46H. Hearings in Court and in chambers
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Part 4: COMMENCEMENT OF PROCEEDINGS
48. Information to be provided in cause papers and documents that are filed in the Registry
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Part 4: COMMENCEMENT OF PROCEEDINGS
49. Identification numbers to be stated in cause papers
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Part 4: COMMENCEMENT OF PROCEEDINGS
50. Endorsements on originating processes and other documents
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Part 4: COMMENCEMENT OF PROCEEDINGS
4B: Proceedings under the Adoption of Children Act 2022
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Part 4: COMMENCEMENT OF PROCEEDINGS
4C: Proceedings under the Mental Capacity Act 2008
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Part 4: COMMENCEMENT OF PROCEEDINGS
57. Where permission is not required to make an application
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Part 4: COMMENCEMENT OF PROCEEDINGS
58. Where permission is required to make an application
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Part 4: COMMENCEMENT OF PROCEEDINGS
59. Applications involving the appointment of deputies
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Part 4: COMMENCEMENT OF PROCEEDINGS
61. Uncontested applications for certain specified matters
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Part 4: COMMENCEMENT OF PROCEEDINGS
4D: Proceedings under the Status of Children (Assisted Reproduction Technology) Act 2013
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Part 4: COMMENCEMENT OF PROCEEDINGS
62. Proceedings under the Status of Children (Assisted Reproduction Technology) Act 2013
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Part 4: COMMENCEMENT OF PROCEEDINGS
4E: Proceedings under the Voluntary Sterilisation Act 1974
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Part 4: COMMENCEMENT OF PROCEEDINGS
63. Proceedings under the Voluntary Sterilisation Act 1974
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Part 5: PARTIES TO PROCEEDINGS
64. Litigation representative in mental capacity proceedings
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Part 5: PARTIES TO PROCEEDINGS
65. Mental capacity proceedings: where P ceases to lack capacity or dies
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Part 5: PARTIES TO PROCEEDINGS
67. Appointment of litigation representative for persons under disability
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Part 5: PARTIES TO PROCEEDINGS
68. Informing of a party’s death in cases where proceedings are to be abated
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Part 6: SERVICE, CONSENT AND RELEVANT PERSONS
69. Personal service of processes and documents
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Part 6: SERVICE, CONSENT AND RELEVANT PERSONS
70. Substituted and dispensation of service
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Part 6: SERVICE, CONSENT AND RELEVANT PERSONS
6B: Proceedings under the Adoption of Children Act 2022
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Part 6: SERVICE, CONSENT AND RELEVANT PERSONS
71. Dispensation of consent and / or service
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Part 6: SERVICE, CONSENT AND RELEVANT PERSONS
72. Requirements for substituted and dispensation of service
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Part 6: SERVICE, CONSENT AND RELEVANT PERSONS
6C: Proceedings under the Mental Capacity Act 2008
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Part 6: SERVICE, CONSENT AND RELEVANT PERSONS
73. Service of application on named respondents and relevant persons
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Part 6: SERVICE, CONSENT AND RELEVANT PERSONS
77. Responding to an application
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Part 7: JUDGE-LED APPROACH IN RESOLVING FAMILY DISPUTES
7A: Case Management, Mediation and Counselling
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Part 7: JUDGE-LED APPROACH IN RESOLVING FAMILY DISPUTES
78. Judicial case management
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Part 7: JUDGE-LED APPROACH IN RESOLVING FAMILY DISPUTES
81. Powers of the Court to direct mediation and / or counselling
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Part 7: JUDGE-LED APPROACH IN RESOLVING FAMILY DISPUTES
82. Mandatory counselling and mediation
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Part 7: JUDGE-LED APPROACH IN RESOLVING FAMILY DISPUTES
83. Mediation conducted by the Court
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Part 7: JUDGE-LED APPROACH IN RESOLVING FAMILY DISPUTES
84. Court-ordered private mediation
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Part 7: JUDGE-LED APPROACH IN RESOLVING FAMILY DISPUTES
7B: Family Neutral Evaluation
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Part 7: JUDGE-LED APPROACH IN RESOLVING FAMILY DISPUTES
86. Family Neutral Evaluation process
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Part 7: JUDGE-LED APPROACH IN RESOLVING FAMILY DISPUTES
7C: Guidance on Direct Judicial Communications
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Part 7: JUDGE-LED APPROACH IN RESOLVING FAMILY DISPUTES
88. Guidance on direct judicial communications in international family proceedings affecting children
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Part 7: JUDGE-LED APPROACH IN RESOLVING FAMILY DISPUTES
7D: Amendment of Documents
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Part 7: JUDGE-LED APPROACH IN RESOLVING FAMILY DISPUTES
89. Amendment of originating application for adoption of child
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Part 7: JUDGE-LED APPROACH IN RESOLVING FAMILY DISPUTES
90. Amendment of documents
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Part 7I: THERAPEUTIC JUSTICE MODEL
90B. Definition and objectives of Therapeutic Justice
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Part 7I: THERAPEUTIC JUSTICE MODEL
90G. Role of parties and solicitors under the TJ Model
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Part 7I: THERAPEUTIC JUSTICE MODEL
90H. Exercise of judge-led powers and the Court’s discretion as to costs
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Part 8: DISCLOSURE
94. Relying on documents / information disclosed through correspondence
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Part 9: EXPERT EVIDENCE
97. Application for approval to cross-examine an expert witness
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Part 12: INJUNCTIONS AND OTHER INTERIM RELIEF BEFORE HEARING
100. Applications without notice for injunctions
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Part 12: INJUNCTIONS AND OTHER INTERIM RELIEF BEFORE HEARING
101. Injunctions prohibiting the disposal of assets
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Part 12: INJUNCTIONS AND OTHER INTERIM RELIEF BEFORE HEARING
102. Documents in support of applications without notice for injunctions (including injunctions prohibiting the disposal of assets)
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Part 12: INJUNCTIONS AND OTHER INTERIM RELIEF BEFORE HEARING
103. Seeking assistance from the Immigration and Checkpoints Authority (“ICA”) to enforce Court orders or injunctions restraining or prohibiting the taking of a child out of Singapore
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PART 13: COURT HEARINGS AND EVIDENCE
13A: Conduct of Court Proceedings and Hearings-Related Matters
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PART 13: COURT HEARINGS AND EVIDENCE
104. Attendance at hearings in the Family Justice Courts
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PART 13: COURT HEARINGS AND EVIDENCE
105. Weekend / Public Holiday Duty Registrar and Judge at the Family Courts
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PART 13: COURT HEARINGS AND EVIDENCE
107. Request for urgent hearing before Duty Judge
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PART 13: COURT HEARINGS AND EVIDENCE
108. Request for urgent hearing dates or urgent hearings prior to the filing of the application through the Electronic Filing Service
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PART 13: COURT HEARINGS AND EVIDENCE
109. Requesting a hearing date through the Electronic Filing Service
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PART 13: COURT HEARINGS AND EVIDENCE
110. Adjournment or vacation of hearing dates and part-heard cases
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PART 13: COURT HEARINGS AND EVIDENCE
113. Absence from Court on medical grounds
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PART 13: COURT HEARINGS AND EVIDENCE
114. The Central Queue Management System and Central Display Management System
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PART 13: COURT HEARINGS AND EVIDENCE
115. Precedence and preaudience of Senior Counsel
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PART 13: COURT HEARINGS AND EVIDENCE
117. Submissions and examination by leading and junior assisting solicitor
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PART 13: COURT HEARINGS AND EVIDENCE
118. Applications under section 43(3) or 57(8) of the Adoption of Children Act 2022 or section 14 of the Guardianship of Infants Act 1934
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PART 13: COURT HEARINGS AND EVIDENCE
119. Use of electronic and other devices
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PART 13: COURT HEARINGS AND EVIDENCE
120. Publication of and reports and comments on Court cases
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PART 13: COURT HEARINGS AND EVIDENCE
122. Application for Court records and certification of transcripts for family matters
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PART 13: COURT HEARINGS AND EVIDENCE
123. Access to case file, inspection, taking copies of documents and conducting searches
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PART 13: COURT HEARINGS AND EVIDENCE
13B: Documents and Authorities for use in Court
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PART 13: COURT HEARINGS AND EVIDENCE
124. Filing of documents and authorities for use in Court generally
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PART 13: COURT HEARINGS AND EVIDENCE
126. Formatting requirements and page limits for written submissions
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PART 13: COURT HEARINGS AND EVIDENCE
127. Written submissions and bundles of authorities for special date hearings in the Family Division
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PART 13: COURT HEARINGS AND EVIDENCE
13D: Evidence – Witnesses, Affidavits and Exhibits
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PART 13: COURT HEARINGS AND EVIDENCE
132. Giving of evidence by person outside Singapore through live video link or live television link in any proceedings (other than proceedings in a criminal matter)
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PART 13: COURT HEARINGS AND EVIDENCE
134. Forms that are deemed to be affidavits
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PART 13: COURT HEARINGS AND EVIDENCE
135. Non-documentary exhibits to affidavits
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PART 13: COURT HEARINGS AND EVIDENCE
137. Affirming and signing of affidavits in Singapore before, and completing of attestation by, commissioner for oaths through live video link or live television link
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PART 13: COURT HEARINGS AND EVIDENCE
138. Affirming of documents by persons who do not understand English, are illiterate or blind
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PART 13: COURT HEARINGS AND EVIDENCE
140. Objections to the contents of affidavits of evidence-in-chief
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PART 14: PAYMENT INTO AND OUT OF COURT
141. Filing directions to the Accountant-General for payment into and out of Court
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PART 15: JUDGMENTS AND ORDERS
145. Order of Court for proceedings under the Mental Capacity Act 2008
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PART 16: APPEALS
146. Appeals under Part 19 of the Family Justice (General) Rules 2024
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PART 16: APPEALS
148. Use of presentation slides for all proceedings before the Family Division of the High Court
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PART 17: APPEALS FROM TRIBUNALS TO FAMILY DIVISION AND CASE STATED
149. Appeals from tribunals and applications for a case to be stated or by way of case stated to the Family Division under Part 20 of the Family Justice (General) Rules 2024
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PART 18: COSTS
155. Amount allowed as disbursements on account of use of Electronic Filing Service
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PART 18: COSTS
156. Assessments involving the Public Trustee or the Director of Legal Aid
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PART 19: ENFORCEMENT OF JUDGMENTS AND ORDERS
158. Requests for the bailiff’s attendance
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PART 19: ENFORCEMENT OF JUDGMENTS AND ORDERS
159. Seizure or attachment under an enforcement order
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PART 19: ENFORCEMENT OF JUDGMENTS AND ORDERS
160. Claims and objections to seizure or attachment
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PART 19: ENFORCEMENT OF JUDGMENTS AND ORDERS
161. Sale and valuation of seized property
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PART 19: ENFORCEMENT OF JUDGMENTS AND ORDERS
164. Examination of enforcement respondent
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PART 20: COURT FEES
166. Request for waiver or deferment of court fees in Family Division
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PART 21: ELECTRONIC FILING SERVICES
170. Proceedings for which the IELS is to be used
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PART 21: ELECTRONIC FILING SERVICES
171. Establishment of Electronic Filing Service and appointment of electronic filing service provider
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PART 21: ELECTRONIC FILING SERVICES
172. Appointment of agent to establish service bureau
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PART 21: ELECTRONIC FILING SERVICES
177. Filing documents through service bureau
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PART 21: ELECTRONIC FILING SERVICES
178. Filing of documents to the Family Justice Courts through another service bureau
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PART 21: ELECTRONIC FILING SERVICES
179. Limits on the size and number of documents submitted using the IELS
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PART 21: ELECTRONIC FILING SERVICES
180. Documents which cannot be converted into an electronic format
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PART 21: ELECTRONIC FILING SERVICES
181. Rejection of documents, back-dating and refund of penalty
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PART 21: ELECTRONIC FILING SERVICES
183. Responsibility for accuracy and completeness of information submitted using the IELS
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PART 21: ELECTRONIC FILING SERVICES
184. Proceedings for which the iFAMS is to be used
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PART 21: ELECTRONIC FILING SERVICES
185. Establishment of Electronic Filing Service and appointment of electronic filing service provider
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PART 21: ELECTRONIC FILING SERVICES
186. Authorised user and authorised agent
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PART 21: ELECTRONIC FILING SERVICES
187. Electronic filing of written complaints
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PART 21: ELECTRONIC FILING SERVICES
189. Documents which cannot be converted into electronic format
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PART 21: ELECTRONIC FILING SERVICES
191. Limits on size and number of documents submitted using the iFAMS
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PART 21: ELECTRONIC FILING SERVICES
192. Establishment of Electronic Filing Service and proceedings for which the ICMS is to be used
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PART 22: ADMINISTRATIVE MATTERS
194. Operating hours of the Family Justice Courts
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PART 22: ADMINISTRATIVE MATTERS
195. Hours for the sittings of the Family Justice Courts
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PART 22: ADMINISTRATIVE MATTERS
196. Use of video or telephone conferencing for hearings
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PART 22: ADMINISTRATIVE MATTERS
197. Technology facilities in Supreme Court building
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PART 22: ADMINISTRATIVE MATTERS
201. Authorisation for collection of Court documents or mail
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PART 22: ADMINISTRATIVE MATTERS
202. The Friends of Litigant-in-Person (“FLiP”) Scheme
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PART 23: APPLICATION AND CITATION OF CASE NUMBERS (PROBATE AND OTHER MATTERS PROCEEDINGS)
203. Application of provisions of the Rules of Court 2021
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PART 23: APPLICATION AND CITATION OF CASE NUMBERS (PROBATE AND OTHER MATTERS PROCEEDINGS)
204. Application of these Practice Directions
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PART 23: APPLICATION AND CITATION OF CASE NUMBERS (PROBATE AND OTHER MATTERS PROCEEDINGS)
205. Application of the Supreme Court Practice Directions 2021
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PART 23: APPLICATION AND CITATION OF CASE NUMBERS (PROBATE AND OTHER MATTERS PROCEEDINGS)
206. Citation of case numbers
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PART 24: NON-CONTENTIOUS PROBATE PROCEEDINGS
208. Applications for grant of probate or letters of administration or resealing
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PART 24: NON-CONTENTIOUS PROBATE PROCEEDINGS
209. Filing of supporting affidavit
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PART 24: NON-CONTENTIOUS PROBATE PROCEEDINGS
210. Affidavits of due execution and affidavits as to terms, conditions and date of execution of will
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PART 24: NON-CONTENTIOUS PROBATE PROCEEDINGS
211. Affidavits of foreign law or certificate of notary in relation to foreign law
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PART 24: NON-CONTENTIOUS PROBATE PROCEEDINGS
212. Filing of Schedule of Assets for estates where death occurs on or after 15 February 2008
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PART 24: NON-CONTENTIOUS PROBATE PROCEEDINGS
213. Filing of schedules of property for non-dutiable estates where death occurred before 15 February 2008
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PART 24: NON-CONTENTIOUS PROBATE PROCEEDINGS
214. Security for grants of letters of administration
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PART 24: NON-CONTENTIOUS PROBATE PROCEEDINGS
215. Applications for dispensation of sureties for grants of letters of administration
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PART 24: NON-CONTENTIOUS PROBATE PROCEEDINGS
217. Amendment of originating application and grant
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PART 24: NON-CONTENTIOUS PROBATE PROCEEDINGS
218. Words or expressions where translation is not required
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PART 25: CONTENTIOUS PROCEEDINGS UNDER THE FAMILY JUSTICE (PROBATE AND OTHER MATTERS) RULES 2024
219. Definitions
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PART 25: CONTENTIOUS PROCEEDINGS UNDER THE FAMILY JUSTICE (PROBATE AND OTHER MATTERS) RULES 2024
220. Judge led approach in resolving disputes and case management
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PART 25: CONTENTIOUS PROCEEDINGS UNDER THE FAMILY JUSTICE (PROBATE AND OTHER MATTERS) RULES 2024
221. Attendance of solicitors at case conferences
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PART 25: CONTENTIOUS PROCEEDINGS UNDER THE FAMILY JUSTICE (PROBATE AND OTHER MATTERS) RULES 2024
222. Documents to be filed for case conferences
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PART 25: CONTENTIOUS PROCEEDINGS UNDER THE FAMILY JUSTICE (PROBATE AND OTHER MATTERS) RULES 2024
223. Overview of amicable resolution of dispute
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PART 25: CONTENTIOUS PROCEEDINGS UNDER THE FAMILY JUSTICE (PROBATE AND OTHER MATTERS) RULES 2024
224. Amicable resolution offer and response to amicable resolution offer
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PART 25: CONTENTIOUS PROCEEDINGS UNDER THE FAMILY JUSTICE (PROBATE AND OTHER MATTERS) RULES 2024
225. Powers of the Court to direct mediation
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PART 25: CONTENTIOUS PROCEEDINGS UNDER THE FAMILY JUSTICE (PROBATE AND OTHER MATTERS) RULES 2024
226. Mediation conducted by the Court
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PART 25: CONTENTIOUS PROCEEDINGS UNDER THE FAMILY JUSTICE (PROBATE AND OTHER MATTERS) RULES 2024
227. Court-ordered private mediation
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PART 25: CONTENTIOUS PROCEEDINGS UNDER THE FAMILY JUSTICE (PROBATE AND OTHER MATTERS) RULES 2024
228. Transfer of proceedings
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PART 25: CONTENTIOUS PROCEEDINGS UNDER THE FAMILY JUSTICE (PROBATE AND OTHER MATTERS) RULES 2024
229. Appeals&x20;
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PART 26: YOUTH COURTS
232. Application for Court Records for Youth Courts matters
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PART 26: YOUTH COURTS
237. Bundles of authorities for Youth Courts Proceedings
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PART 26: YOUTH COURTS
239. Documents which cannot be converted into electronic format
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PART 26: YOUTH COURTS
242. Limits on size and number of documents submitted using the ICMS
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PART 26: YOUTH COURTS
243. Giving evidence through live video or television link
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PART 26: YOUTH COURTS
244A. Application by person-in-charge of juvenile rehabilitation centre
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PART 27: APPLICABILITY OF COURT FORMS
245. Applications and documents with no specific court forms
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PART 27: APPLICABILITY OF COURT FORMS
Forms in Appendix A (Forms for use in Family Justice (General) Rules 2024) Forms in Appendix B (Common forms for use in Family Justice (General) Rules 2024 and Family Justice (Probate and Other Matters) Rules 2024) Forms in Appendix C (Forms for use in Family Justice (Probate and Other Matters) Rules 2024) Forms in Appendix D (Forms for use in Family Justice (Protection from Harassment) Rules 2024) Appendix E (Sample Bills of Costs) Forms in Appendix F (Forms for use in Family Justice (Criminal Proceedings in Youth Courts) Rules 2024)
Common questions
- What is Family Justice Courts Practice Directions 2024?
- Family Justice Courts Practice Directions 2024 is Singapore PRACTICE DIRECTION, cited as PRACTICE DIRECTION 1 2024, currently marked in force and first recorded in 2024.
- Is Family Justice Courts Practice Directions 2024 still in force?
- Yes — Family Justice Courts Practice Directions 2024 is currently in force.
- When did Family Justice Courts Practice Directions 2024 take effect?
- Family Justice Courts Practice Directions 2024 was first recorded in 2024.
- Where can I read the official version of Family Justice Courts Practice Directions 2024?
- The official text of Family Justice Courts Practice Directions 2024 is published at epd2024-familyjusticecourts.judiciary.gov.sg.