In Singapore, “custody battles” actually refer to disputes over which parent has “care and control” of the child. The welfare of children is a priority in making decisions on care and control. The Court may also consider other factors when determining care and control, such as the child's primary caregiver, parental lifestyle and health, the child’s relationship with both parents, current living arrangements, the child’s needs and interests, the parents' wishes, keeping siblings together, and a history of domestic violence or abuse.