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Singapore Government

MOP

    Office of the Commissioner for the Maintenance of Parents (CMP)
    Enquiry line: 1800-111-2222 or 6471 6313
    Email: msf-enquiry_cmp@msf.gov.sg

     
    With effect from 6 Sept 2021, CMP office is open ​for filing of maintenance applications by appointment only. Pls call or email us to arrange for your appointments.​

     
    Tribunal for the Maintenance of Parents (TMP)
    Enquiry line: 1800-111-2222 or 1800-258-5128
    ​Email: msf_tmp@msf.gov.sg

     
    With effect from 6 Sept 2021, ​TMP office is open fo​r filing of maintenance applications by appointment only. Pls call or email us to arrange for your appointments.

     

    Call our Hotline (Toll free)

    1800-111-2222

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    About Us
    The Maintenance of Paren​ts Act allows Singapore residents aged 60 years and above - who are unable to provide for themselves - to claim maintenance from their children who are capable of supporting them, but are not doing so. Parents can claim maintenance, in the form of monthly allowances or a lump-sum payment.
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    The Commissioner
    The Commissioner for the Maintenance of Parents helps parents and children resolve the maintenance issue through conciliation and secure monetary contribution from their children without having to resort to legal action. Parents must strive for conciliation at the Commissioner's Office first before filing an application at the Tribunal.
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    The Tribunal
    The Tribunal for the Maintenance of Parents allows parents to file for a Maintenance Order against their children who are not supporting them financially, if conciliation does not work out. The Tribunal serves as a court that will grant or dismiss the parent’s claim.
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