Award Winning Divorce Lawyers
“Hailed as a leading specialist for family and divorce law in Singapore.”
The Straits Times
Ranked as a leading divorce law firm
PKWA Law provides top-quality divorce services at reasonable legal fees starting from $1,200. We have one of the largest teams of experienced and dedicated divorce lawyers in Singapore. Our family lawyers are consistently named as leading Singapore lawyers by the Straits Times, Benchmark Litigation, Asian Legal Business, Singapore Business Review and Doyle’s Guide.
Affordable fixed fees
Whether your divorce is contested or uncontested, our fees are fixed, clear and transparent from the outset. Our divorce fees start from just $1,200 all in. We offer a free initial consultation to understand your situation and your needs.
Court of Appeal wins
Our focus is to settle a divorce matter amicably, and we successfully settle about 90% of our cases. However, if your spouse does not wish to settle, we often achieve exceptional results in litigation. PKWA divorce lawyers have won two Court of Appeal cases, including one described by the judges as “complicated,” “challenging” and “highly unusual” in which our client won 75% of $13.6 million in matrimonial assets, up from 25%. The swing in matrimonial assets from 25% to 75% is arguably one of the highest in divorce cases in Singapore.
We cover all core areas of matrimonial law, including matters involving child custody and spousal and child maintenance.
Fixed, clear & transparent fees
Divorce
*GST not included$1,200 all in
No children, property or maintenance
$1,900 all in
With children, property and maintenance
Contested Divorce
Why clients choose us
Our fees are fixed and affordable from the outset so that you can have peace of mind.
Our lawyers are recognized as leading family lawyers by the Straits Times, and other leading publications.
PKWA divorce lawyers have won two Court of Appeal divorce cases, including one where the ex-husband won 75% of $13.6 million in matrimonial assets, up from 25%. This is one of the largest swings in appeal history.