Tan Hui Qing

Tan Hui Qing is a Partner in the Family and Divorce Practice Group at Harry Elias Partnership LLP, focusing on Divorce Law. As a family law specialist, she has dealt with complex family law and matrimonial disputes involving cross-border jurisdiction and forum issues, relocation, and foreign assets.

Hui Qing has also been involved in a number of international child abduction cases under The Hague Convention on the Civil Aspects of International Child Abduction. Apart from litigation, her practice also substantially involves other forms of dispute resolution, including mediation and Collaborative Family Practice.

She is a Collaborative Family Practitioner with the Singapore Mediation Centre Panel, a Family Mediator and Associate Mediator on the Singapore Mediation Centre Panel, and a Family Mediator on the Singapore Law Society Mediation Scheme Panel. She is Co Vice-Chairperson of the Law Society Family Law Practice Committee and an Exco Member of the Singapore Association of Women Lawyers.

Her publications include co-authoring a chapter on Relocation of Children in Law and Practice of Family Law Practice in Singapore (Sweet & Maxwell, 2022) and an article on financial provision after an overseas divorce (2019), as well as case comments on matrimonial asset definition and on the role of conduct in maintenance and costs orders.

She is recognised as a ‘Recommended Lawyer’ by Doyle’s Guide: Leading Family & Divorce Lawyers in Singapore (2024–2026). Hui Qing holds an LLB from the National University of Singapore and is a member of the Singapore Academy of Law and The Law Society of Singapore.