Cryptocurrency has become an increasingly important issue in Singapore divorce proceedings. This guide explains how Bitcoin and other digital assets may be treated during divorce, the obligation to disclose cryptocurrency, and what legal options are available if you suspect crypto assets have been concealed.

Concerned that your spouse may be hiding money or assets during divorce proceedings? This guide explains the warning signs of hidden assets, the legal remedies available in Singapore, and what you should do if you suspect incomplete financial disclosure.

Failure to disclose assets during a divorce can have serious consequences. Learn what adverse inference is, when the Singapore courts may draw one, and how it can affect the division of matrimonial assets.

The High Court's decision in YFW v YFX [2026] SGHCF 22 provides important guidance on Singapore divorce law. The Court clarified when an adverse inference may be drawn for alleged non-disclosure of assets, reaffirmed that the Interim Judgment remains the default cut-off date for identifying matrimonial assets, explained when insurance proceeds may be divisible upon divorce, and confirmed that judicial separation is not subject to a lower legal threshold than divorce. This article summarises the key principles and their practical implications for divorcing spouses.