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I get what you guys/gals mean here. I am very unsure on what to do next and its scary as i am handling this on my own with no support from anywhere at all. I have to meet with HDB this 4th jan as i want to discuss on what are my next options with them. Thanks you all. merry Xmas

Hi Therat, Thanks for responding, With that said, once the divorce, i am unable to sustain the finances. it will be financially tight with a growing kid. Any other alternatives? meaning once i surrender to HDB, they will not allow me to purchase another flat with my daughter?

I bought this house in March 2008 and have been payibng it via (part CPF and part bank contribution) all under my name until 2010 where i switched to full CPF contribution(all on my cpf account) Now my husband and i a re heading for divorce and i am very unclear about the HDB rulings. i am supposed to stay minimum 5 years but looks like this is not hapenning. what are my options? 1. will the house be sold at amrket price and sales proceeds be divided to how much each party contributed? 2. will i be able to apply for another flat with my 3 yeard old daughter in time before HDB takes over the flat? 3. how much levy and interest will i have to pay HDB?

Hi All, I am currently going through a divorce from my husband and would like to know the procedures or steps needed. My 4rm flat from resale ( HDB loan) is only a year plus and i know that i cannot take over this house on my own even with myself working. If i surrender to HDB, and they sell this house out, wil they give me my profits? will they allow me some time to get another place with my daughter? will they return the profit according to which spose contributed via cpf? I have been the sole ayee to the house and feel its not fair if my husband who never contributed exceot for his grant and 1k from his cpf.