Kalco Law LLC

About Kalco Law LLC

Kalco Law LLC has developed a strong track record in contested divorce proceedings, representing clients in cases where significant disagreements over child custody, matrimonial asset division, or maintenance cannot be resolved through mediation. The firm's litigators are experienced in the Family Justice Courts at all levels, including appeals to the High Court (Family Division), and bring a disciplined, evidence-based approach to contested matters that gives clients a realistic assessment of their position before committing to adversarial proceedings. The firm is particularly known for its work on contested custody matters, where it combines legal advocacy with an understanding of the welfare-of-the-child principle that governs Singapore family law decisions. Its practitioners are skilled at gathering and presenting evidence relevant to custody determinations — school records, medical reports, third-party witness statements — and at cross-examining opposing witnesses effectively. This capability is critical in cases where the other party is making contested claims about parenting capacity or conduct during the marriage. Kalco Law also handles matrimonial asset tracing matters, working with forensic accountants to identify assets that may have been concealed or undervalued by the other party. In high-conflict divorces, particularly those involving business owners or self-employed individuals whose income and assets may not be straightforward to assess, this capability can make a material difference to the outcome of ancillary proceedings.

Highlights

• #4 Best for Contested Divorces
• 4.9 / 5.0 Google Rating
• 98 Verified Google Reviews
• Singapore Based

Customer Review

"My divorce was contentious from the start — my ex was uncooperative on both asset disclosure and the custody arrangement for our two children. Kalco's team was methodical, well-prepared for every hearing, and ultimately secured a custody order and asset division that I consider genuinely fair. It took 18 months but the outcome was worth the process."