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Legal help and support
Resources on how to get help if you have a case in the Singapore Courts, including ways to get legal aid, advice or administrative and emotional support.
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Object to a deputyship application
Find out how to object to an application for the court to appoint a deputy to make decisions for a person who lacks mental capacity (“P”).
Family Justice Courts
Apply for probate
Find out about probate, who can apply and the process to apply for a Grant of Probate.
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Seek help for a criminal case
You have the right to engage a lawyer or represent yourself in court for a criminal case. Find out who you can contact for help and the schemes to apply.
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Represent yourself in court: rights and responsibilities
You can either hire a lawyer or choose to represent yourself in a court case. Find out what are your rights and responsibilities before making a decision.
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What happens at a youth arrest hearing
Youths who are arrested can either plead guilty or claim trial in the Youth Courts. Their parents or guardians can help to conduct their defence or mitigate.
Family Justice Courts
Adoption
Adoption is the process where parties apply to become the adoptive parents of a child. The Family Courts hear applications for adoption orders.
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Seek help for a family case
You have the right to engage a lawyer or represent yourself in court for a family case. Find out who you can contact for help.
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