Singapore court rejects 90-year-old’s spousal support claim against ex-wife, 89

Advertisement Singapore court rejects 90-year-old’s spousal support claim against ex-wife, 89 The ex-wife claims that after she retired in 1992, she supported the household and gave her husband half of her monthly pension 5-MIN READ5-MIN A Singapore family court rejected a 90-year-old man’s claim for spousal maintenance from his 89-year-old wife, noting that both of them are in the twilight of their lives. The court also noted that the man would receive more than S$2 million (US$1.6 million) from the matrimonial pool, comprising the couple’s assets to be divided in the divorce, and his wife was a retiree living on a pension. The former couple were married for more than 64 years and have three children, all aged above 60, a judgment published on Wednesday said. They were not named in the judgment, as is usual for a family court ruling. Most of the value in the matrimonial pool came from their joint asset, a S$5.8 million house. Select Voice Select Speed 1x AI-generated voice