The Judge pointed out that the woman’s lifestyle is hardly frugal, as her weekly restaurant bills were between S$100 and S$200, among other lavish spending
Woman sells her S$300K securities and then requests in court S$600 monthly maintenance from her husband amid divorce; judge says no
The woman said she needed the money for her two children in university. At present, she is not working. Her husband, however, is already supporting the children, sending S$800 for each one every month. In his ruling, Judge Tay pointed out that the woman’s lifestyle is hardly frugal, as her weekly restaurant bills were between S$100 and S$200. She also bought items such as a food tray and teacups that cost S$552.Furthermore, CNA added that the judge pointed out that the woman sold S$300,000 in securities and transferred S$120,000 of the proceeds to her children after she had begun the proceedings to seek additional support from her husband.
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