The short answer is yes but there are exceptional cases when nefarious intentions behind such divisions are detected. Get legal Insights on divorce and asset division as Michelle Martin speaks with legal expert Justin Chan from Justin Chan Chambers LLP. Money and Me dives into the legal principles guiding asset distribution in Singapore, particularly when courts suspect asset shielding through sham divorces. Justin explains when asset transfers may be blocked to protect creditors, the consequences of evading financial obligations, and the role of the public trustee. Learn about Mareva injunctions, legal repercussions for fraudulent divorces, and valuable takeaways from recent high-profile cases.

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