High Street Chambers | Syariah Law

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Syariah Lawyer for Divorce?

Expertise in Syariah Law
Over 30 Years Experience
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Dedicated to provide fuss-free resolutions to your best interests. Entrust your divorce procedure with High Street Chambers today.

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Expertise in all Syariah matters to ensure a smooth journey and getting the best possible outcome for you.

Syariah Services @ High Street Chambers

Talak Divorce
Khuluk Divorce
Taklik Divorce
Fasakh Divorce
Wasiat & Hibah
Faraid
Variation Application
Appeal Application

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Why Choose Us?

Be it simple or tricky divorce cases, you are rest assured to be in the good hands of an established syariah lawyer who delivers comprehensive and dedicated legal advice to protect your rights.

Free Consultation

Transparent Fees

Same Day Appointment

Over 30 Years Experience

Have any queries? Simply fill in the form or contact us at 9699 3018

Our Syariah Lawyer

Remya Aravamuthan

Head of Chambers

After graduating from the University of Madras with a Masters of Law, Remya Aravamuthan went on to practice at multiple leading global law firms, before taking on family & community law roles at the State Courts of Singapore, Family Justice Court of Singapore, and the Singapore Mediation Centre.

With now over 30 fruitful, award-winning years practicing family, insolvency and Syariah law, you can rest assured that when you engage High Street Chambers, you will be personally & expertly guided through your dispute by the Head of Chambers herself, Remya Aravamuthan.

High Street Chambers Strive To Provide Affordable Practical Solutions, Excellent Client Care and Quality Work.

We understand that this can be stressful and grueling, we are here to assist you in every step.

You can expect:

Empathetic and strong lawyer
Specialise in Syariah Law in Singapore
A respond from us within 6 business hours

Please fill in your query below and we can schedule an in-person or virtual meeting.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

What is the difference between divorce by Talak, Khuluk, Taklik and Fasakh?

Talak means “to release” or “to divorce”, is for the husband in the marriage and it can be done without any reason

Khuluk is when the husband refuse to pronounce Talak on the wife

Taklik is when there is a breach in the agreed marriage conditions – for e.g husband committing adultery

Fasakh is when there is a permissible ground according to Section 49(1)(a) to (f) of the Administration of Muslim Law Act (Cap. 3) (AMLA)

What is the difference between Nafkah iddah and Mutaah?

Is it necessary to engage a Syariah Lawyer for Muslim Divorce?

How long does the divorce procedure take?