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In a divorce, the Courts (the Family Court or the Syariah Court) may divide a couple's CPF-related assets acquired during their marriage. It is up to the Court to decide whether one party is entitled to any part of the other party's CPF-related assets. Parties must note that the division of CPF assets must be for the purpose of a division of matrimonial assets, and not for settling maintenance, personal claims, or debts.
If you are filing for divorce, you can either self-help or engage the services of a lawyer. You may also wish to ascertain if there are available balances in the other party's CPF Accounts that the CPF monies will be transferred or paid from.