Protection from Harassment Act 2014: Primary legislation in Singapore dealing with harassment, providing legal remedies against harassment behaviors including those within family contexts
Family Justice Act: Establishes and governs the Family Justice Courts system in Singapore, providing framework for handling family-related legal matters
Personal Data Protection Act 2012: Governs the collection, use, and disclosure of personal data, relevant if the cease and desist involves misuse of personal information
Defamation Act: Covers laws relating to libel and slander, applicable if the family dispute involves defamatory statements
Law of Torts: Civil law principles covering harassment, nuisance, and defamation, providing basis for civil remedies
Contract Law: Fundamental principles governing agreements and obligations, relevant if any contractual elements exist in the family dispute
Women's Charter: Comprehensive legislation governing family law matters in Singapore, including family violence and personal protection orders
Maintenance of Parents Act: Legislation enabling elderly parents to claim maintenance from their children, potentially relevant in family disputes
Mental Capacity Act: Protects people who lack mental capacity and provides framework for decision-making, relevant if capacity issues are involved
Constitutional Article 15: Guarantees freedom of religion, may be relevant if the family dispute involves religious matters
Constitutional Article 14: Protects freedom of speech, needs consideration when drafting cease and desist terms
Family Justice Courts Jurisdiction: Specialized court system handling family-related disputes and enforcement of orders
Mediation Procedures: Alternative dispute resolution mechanisms available for family disputes before court action
Protection Order Mechanisms: Legal procedures for obtaining protection orders against family members in cases of harassment or violence
