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A Cease and Desist Letter to Ex-Spouse is commonly used when post-divorce harassment, stalking, or other problematic behaviors occur. This document, governed by Singapore law, serves as a formal warning before pursuing legal action through the courts. It typically details specific incidents, cites relevant laws (such as POHA or the Women's Charter), and clearly states the consequences of non-compliance. The letter can be instrumental in establishing a paper trail for future legal proceedings and demonstrates the sender's attempt to resolve issues formally before escalating to court action.

1. Recipient Details: Full name and address of the ex-spouse

2. Identification of Parties: Clear identification of sender and recipient, including any relevant reference numbers

3. Specific Behavior: Detailed description of the offensive or problematic behavior that must cease

4. Legal Basis: Reference to relevant laws or court orders being violated

5. Demand to Cease: Clear statement of what actions must stop and by when

6. Consequences: Statement of legal actions that will be taken if behavior continues