The Legal Tings Podcast

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Finally. A podcast that breaks down big words and all things law and legal. Join us weekly as we talk about topics that matter to you. Whether you’re looking for answers to your legal questions or a lawyer searching for inspiration and purpose in your legal practice, you need to know these Legal Tings.

  1. Sep 11

    Divorce Mistakes, the Family Home, and Who Gets Custody

    Send us Fan Mail Most people think divorce is about proving a point, and that is exactly where things start to go wrong. We go through the mistakes that quietly damage your case, why agreeing to divorce is only the starting point, what happens when one spouse wants to sell the house and the other does not, and whether a child gets to choose which parent they live with. We also cover criminal motions, which can help if you have missed a deadline in a criminal case. What You'll Learn -What a criminal motion is and how it can help after you miss a deadline -Why the court will not grant it just because you forgot -The common divorce mistakes people make when acting out of emotion -Why using your child as leverage can affect custody -Why agreeing to divorce does not automatically make the process simple -How badmouthing the other parent is viewed by the court -Whether one spouse can force the sale of the family home -Whether a child's preference decides custody and what the court looks at instead If you are going through a divorce or dealing with a deadline in a criminal case, do yourself a favor and speak to a good lawyer early. 🔔 Subscribe for practical conversations on legal issues that affect real people. #legaltings #divorce #singaporelaw #childcustody #familylaw #knowyourrights Let's Connect TikTok | Instagram | YouTube → @legaltings Legal Tings powered by Tembusu Law (https://www.tembusulaw.com/) ... Looking for Legal Tings elsewhere? Youtube - https://www.youtube.com/c/LegalTings Instagram - https://instagram.com/legaltings Tiktok - https://www.tiktok.com/legaltings Legal Tings powered by Tembusu Law (https://www.tembusulaw.com/) … Looking for Legal Tings elsewhere? Youtube - https://www.youtube.com/c/LegalTings Instagram - https://instagram.com/legaltings Tiktok - https://www.tiktok.com/legaltings

  2. Sep 7

    Repeat Offenses, Appeals, and What Happens After Your Sentence

    Send us Fan Mail A second offense is not just another case. It can change how the court sees you completely. We go through why repeat offenders face heavier penalties, what happens if you commit an offense while out on bail, why appealing can sometimes make your sentence worse, and what early release and deportation actually mean. We also cover a common question during divorce, which is whether you can start dating before the case is finalized. What You'll Learn -Why repeat offenders can face up to three times the punishment -What happens if you re-offend while on bail or probation -How your bail can be revoked and your conditions tightened -Why an appeal can lead to a longer sentence, even if you filed it -What conditional remission is and how one mistake can send you back to jail -Why foreigners can be deported or blacklisted after serving their sentence -Whether you can date during a divorce and how it can affect adultery and custody If you have a past conviction, are out on bail, are thinking about appealing, or are going through a divorce, do yourself a favor and speak to a good lawyer early. 🔔 Subscribe for practical conversations on legal issues that affect real people. #legaltings #criminallaw #singaporelaw #appeal #deportation #divorce Let's Connect TikTok | Instagram | YouTube → @legaltings Legal Tings powered by Tembusu Law (https://www.tembusulaw.com/) ... Looking for Legal Tings elsewhere? Youtube - https://www.youtube.com/c/LegalTings Instagram - https://instagram.com/legaltings Tiktok - https://www.tiktok.com/legaltings Legal Tings powered by Tembusu Law (https://www.tembusulaw.com/) … Looking for Legal Tings elsewhere? Youtube - https://www.youtube.com/c/LegalTings Instagram - https://instagram.com/legaltings Tiktok - https://www.tiktok.com/legaltings

  3. Sep 4

    Bail in Singapore: Reviewing a Bail Decision and What Happens If You Skip Court

    Send us Fan Mail Denied bail, or think the amount is too high? There is no formal appeal, but you still have options. We go through how a bail review application works, what counts as a valid reason to ask the court to change its decision, and what actually happens if you jump bail. Skipping court does not make the problem go away. It usually costs you and the person who stood as your bailor. What You'll Learn -Whether you can appeal or review a bail decision in Singapore -What a bail review application is and how to apply -The kinds of changes in your situation that the court will consider -Why jumping bail is a criminal offense on its own -How you can be arrested again without a warrant -What happens to your bond or your bailor's money if you do not show up -Why skipping court usually leads to a fine or longer jail time If you have been denied bail, feel your bail conditions are too harsh, or are struggling to meet them, do yourself a favor and speak to a good criminal defense lawyer early. 🔔 Subscribe for practical conversations on legal issues that affect real people. #legaltings #criminallaw #singaporelaw #bail #courtprocess #knowyourrights Let's Connect TikTok | Instagram | YouTube → @legaltings Legal Tings powered by Tembusu Law (https://www.tembusulaw.com/) ... Looking for Legal Tings elsewhere? Youtube - https://www.youtube.com/c/LegalTings Instagram - https://instagram.com/legaltings Tiktok - https://www.tiktok.com/legaltings Legal Tings powered by Tembusu Law (https://www.tembusulaw.com/) … Looking for Legal Tings elsewhere? Youtube - https://www.youtube.com/c/LegalTings Instagram - https://instagram.com/legaltings Tiktok - https://www.tiktok.com/legaltings

  4. Sep 2

    False Evidence, Intoxication, and Being Falsely Accused in Singapore

    Send us Fan Mail Telling the court something wrong is not the same as lying to it, and that difference can decide whether you walk out or get charged. We go through what counts as false evidence, why being drunk or high is rarely a defense, how to postpone a court hearing properly, how the court decides a case when it is one person's word against another, and what to do if you have been falsely accused. There are also a few things people do out of politeness, like apologizing, that can be used against them later. What You'll Learn -The difference between false evidence and an honest mistake as a witness -Why voluntary intoxication almost never works as a defense -What happens if the unsound mind defense succeeds -How to apply for an adjournment and what reasons the court accepts -The unusually convincing standard when there is only one witness and no other evidence -What happens to a case when the accused, victim, or witness dies -What an acquittal means and how it differs from a discharge not amounting to an acquittal -What to do first if you have been falsely accused -Why you should never apologize or contact your accuser If you are facing charges, have been called to testify, or have been falsely accused, do yourself a favor and speak to a good criminal defense lawyer. 🔔 Subscribe for practical conversations on legal issues that affect real people. #legaltings #criminallaw #singaporelaw #falseaccusation #acquittal #knowyourrights Let's Connect TikTok | Instagram | YouTube → @legaltings Legal Tings powered by Tembusu Law (https://www.tembusulaw.com/) ... Looking for Legal Tings elsewhere? Youtube - https://www.youtube.com/c/LegalTings Instagram - https://instagram.com/legaltings Tiktok - https://www.tiktok.com/legaltings Legal Tings powered by Tembusu Law (https://www.tembusulaw.com/) … Looking for Legal Tings elsewhere? Youtube - https://www.youtube.com/c/LegalTings Instagram - https://instagram.com/legaltings Tiktok - https://www.tiktok.com/legaltings

  5. Aug 30

    Your Rights in Police Custody: Silence, Statements, Passports, and Extradition

    Send us Fan Mail The right to remain silent does not work in Singapore the way it does in American police dramas. We go through what your rights actually are during questioning, what happens in the 48 hours after an arrest, why lying to the authorities is its own offense, whether you have to take a lie detector test, and what happens if you try to leave the country. Small decisions here, like signing a statement without reading it properly, can follow you all the way to court. What You'll Learn -How the right against self incrimination really works in Singapore -What an adverse inference is and why staying silent can backfire -What to say when a question could incriminate you -Why you should read a statement carefully before you sign it -What happens during 48 hours of police custody and what the police must provide -The penalties for giving false information to the police, ICA, MOM, IRAS, or health authorities -Whether you can refuse a polygraph test and how police may read that refusal -When you may have to surrender your passport and how to apply to get it back -How extradition works and why running overseas does not solve the problem If you are under investigation, have been asked to give a statement, or have been told to surrender your passport, do yourself a favor and speak to a good criminal defense lawyer. 🔔 Subscribe for practical conversations on legal issues that affect real people. #legaltings #criminallaw #singaporelaw #policecustody #knowyourrights #extradition Let's Connect TikTok | Instagram | YouTube → @legaltings Legal Tings powered by Tembusu Law (https://www.tembusulaw.com/) ... Looking for Legal Tings elsewhere? Youtube - https://www.youtube.com/c/LegalTings Instagram - https://instagram.com/legaltings Tiktok - https://www.tiktok.com/legaltings Legal Tings powered by Tembusu Law (https://www.tembusulaw.com/) … Looking for Legal Tings elsewhere? Youtube - https://www.youtube.com/c/LegalTings Instagram - https://instagram.com/legaltings Tiktok - https://www.tiktok.com/legaltings

  6. Aug 27

    Going to Trial in Singapore: Defenses, Pleading Guilty, and Mitigation

    Send us Fan Mail Once you are charged, the choices you make in court can shape the outcome more than the crime itself. We go through how the court decides if a witness is believable, the legal defenses that can lead to an acquittal, what happens if you represent yourself, and the difference between claiming trial and pleading guilty. There is also a lot people get wrong about mitigation, which is your chance to ask the court for a lighter sentence. What You'll Learn -How a judge decides whether a witness testimony is reliable -Why inconsistent statements can lead to an acquittal -Legal defenses such as unsound mind, involuntary intoxication, duress, and private defense -Whether you can go to court without a lawyer and what that involves -Legal aid options if you cannot afford a lawyer -What claiming trial looks like from pretrial conferences to sentencing -Why pleading guilty too early can cost you -How a mitigation plea works and what to include in it If you have been charged, are unsure whether to plead guilty or claim trial, or need help preparing your mitigation, do yourself a favor and speak to a good criminal defense lawyer. 🔔 Subscribe for practical conversations on legal issues that affect real people. #legaltings #criminallaw #singaporelaw #courtprocess #pleadingguilty #knowyourrights Let's Connect TikTok | Instagram | YouTube → @legaltings Legal Tings powered by Tembusu Law (https://www.tembusulaw.com/) ... Looking for Legal Tings elsewhere? Youtube - https://www.youtube.com/c/LegalTings Instagram - https://instagram.com/legaltings Tiktok - https://www.tiktok.com/legaltings Legal Tings powered by Tembusu Law (https://www.tembusulaw.com/) … Looking for Legal Tings elsewhere? Youtube - https://www.youtube.com/c/LegalTings Instagram - https://instagram.com/legaltings Tiktok - https://www.tiktok.com/legaltings

  7. Aug 25

    Arrests, Warrants, and Police Statements: What You Need to Know in Singapore

    Send us Fan Mail Did you know you can be charged in Singapore for something you did legally overseas? We go through the situations that catch ordinary people off guard. Getting arrested without a warrant, missing a court date, witnessing a crime and doing nothing, making a citizen's arrest, and giving a police statement before you speak to a lawyer. Most of these are not things you plan for. They happen fast, and the first few decisions you make can affect the whole case. What You'll Learn -Why Singapore law can still apply to you when you are overseas -What a warrant of arrest is and how ordinary situations can lead to one -When police can arrest you on the spot without a warrant -What actually happens during an arrest and the 48 hour detention period -Your right to remain silent and why staying silent is not always the best move -What the law expects you to do if you witness a crime -When a citizen's arrest is legal and why it is still risky -The mistakes people make when giving a police statement If you are being investigated, have been asked to give a statement, or are not sure what your next step is, do yourself a favor and speak to a good criminal defense lawyer. 🔔 Subscribe for practical conversations on legal issues that affect real people. #legaltings #criminallaw #singaporelaw #arrest #warrantofarrest #knowyourrights Let's Connect TikTok | Instagram | YouTube → @legaltings Legal Tings powered by Tembusu Law (https://www.tembusulaw.com/) ... Looking for Legal Tings elsewhere? Youtube - https://www.youtube.com/c/LegalTings Instagram - https://instagram.com/legaltings Tiktok - https://www.tiktok.com/legaltings Legal Tings powered by Tembusu Law (https://www.tembusulaw.com/) … Looking for Legal Tings elsewhere? Youtube - https://www.youtube.com/c/LegalTings Instagram - https://instagram.com/legaltings Tiktok - https://www.tiktok.com/legaltings

  8. Jan 22

    Unpaid Invoices: What Business Owners should Do First

    Send us Fan Mail What if a client doesn’t pay you and you don’t even have a contract? In this episode, we break down what business owners can actually do when invoices go unpaid, why panicking or ignoring it makes things worse, and how to handle the situation the smart way before it escalates. Joining me is Ivan Lee, Partner at PD Legal. Ivan is a civil and commercial litigation lawyer who works closely with businesses on debt recovery, disputes, and enforcement, helping them recover money without unnecessary legal drama. What You’ll Learn in This Episode -Whether an invoice can still be treated as a contract -What to do when a client delays, disappears, or refuses to pay -When a letter of demand actually makes sense -Small Claims Tribunal vs court — which one to choose -Why winning a case doesn’t always mean you get paid immediately -How to avoid unpaid invoices in the future Whether you’re a business owner, freelancer, or service provider this episode will help you think more clearly the next time payment becomes an issue. Watch Full episode on Youtube 🔔 Subscribe for practical conversations on legal issues that affect real businesses. #legaltings #businesslaw #unpaidinvoices #smallbusiness #debtrecovery #singaporebusiness Let’s Connect TikTok | Instagram | YouTube → @legaltings Connect with Ivan Lee Partner – PD Legal LinkedIn: Ivan Lee Legal Tings powered by Tembusu Law (https://www.tembusulaw.com/) … Looking for Legal Tings elsewhere? Youtube - https://www.youtube.com/c/LegalTings Instagram - https://instagram.com/legaltings Tiktok - https://www.tiktok.com/legaltings

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Finally. A podcast that breaks down big words and all things law and legal. Join us weekly as we talk about topics that matter to you. Whether you’re looking for answers to your legal questions or a lawyer searching for inspiration and purpose in your legal practice, you need to know these Legal Tings.

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    Legal Tings
  • Years Active
    2022 - 2026
  • Episodes
    143
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