Mandatory Co-Parenting Programme (CPP): What Parents Need to Know Before Divorce in Singapore

If you are getting a divorce in Singapore and have a child under 21, you may be required to complete the Mandatory Co-Parenting Programme (CPP) as part of the divorce process. But what exactly is the CPP, why is it mandatory, and does it still apply if you and your spouse are having an amicable or uncontested divorce? ⏱ Chapters 00:00 Introduction 01:11 What Is the Mandatory Co-Parenting Programme (CPP)? 02:00 Who Must Attend the CPP and When Does It Apply? 02:38 Is the CPP Required for an Amicable or Uncontested Divorce? 03:30 What Does the CPP Actually Cover? 04:08 How Long Does the CPP E-Learning Take and What Should You Expect? 07:45 How Much Does the CPP Cost? 08:56 Are There Any CPP Exemptions and What Happens After Completion? In this video, Singapore divorce lawyer Clement Yong explains how the Mandatory Co-Parenting Programme works, who needs to attend, and where it fits into the Singapore divorce process. He discusses the different aspects covered by the CPP, including how to speak to your child about divorce, managing parental conflict, co-parenting, making housing arrangements for your children, supporting them through the separation, and managing your finances after divorce in a structured way. The video also addresses practical questions about attending the CPP, possible exemptions, what happens after completing the programme, and the cost involved. The CPP is free and is intended to help divorcing parents better understand the impact of divorce on their children and make informed decisions with their children's welfare in mind. 📖 Clement Yong's Book: Ways to Avoid a Costly Divorce in Singapore https://www.amazon.sg/Ways-Avoid-Cost... 🌐 Clement Yong's Websites: https://www.divorce-lawyer-singapore.sg/ https://uncontesteddivorce.com.sg/ https://thedivorcelawyer.sg/ 📞 Contact Clement Yong for a confidential consultation. #SingaporeDivorce #DivorceLawyerSingapore #FamilyLaw #UncontestedDivorce #ContestedDivorce #ClementYong #singaporedivorcelawyer