Probate & Estate
Planning
Probate and estate planning help you organise your affairs, protect your assets, and ensure your estate is administered smoothly when a loved one passes on.
What Does Estate Planning in Singapore Involve?
Estate planning in Singapore ensures your wishes are legally protected and your loved ones are provided for. By putting clear arrangements in place, you can safeguard assets, appoint decision-makers, and ensure your estate is administered smoothly.
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We guide you through practical decisions, explain options in plain language, and prepare legally sound documents so your plan remains clear, enforceable, and effective.
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Book a consultation with us to learn more.
Commonly Advised Areas
Will Writing
A properly drafted will ensures your assets are distributed according to your wishes and helps your loved ones avoid unnecessary disputes, delays, and legal complications. In Singapore, clear estate planning is essential to protect your family and preserve your legacy.
We advise on the appointment of executors and guardians and prepare legally sound wills tailored to your personal and financial circumstances.
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Book a consultation with us to discuss your estate planning needs.
Financial & Property Settlement
When a young person is investigated or charged, early legal guidance is crucial. We assist families in navigating Singapore’s Youth Court process, explaining available options, potential outcomes, and the steps involved.
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Our approach focuses on protecting the child’s welfare while working toward a fair and constructive resolution.
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Book a consultation to discuss your situation.
Letters of Adminstration / Grant of Probate
When a loved one passes away, obtaining the appropriate court grant is often required before assets can be collected and distributed. We assist with applications for a Grant of Probate (where a valid will exists) or Letters of Administration (where there is no will).
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We guide you through the legal process, documentation requirements, and timelines to ensure the estate is administered efficiently and in accordance with Singapore law.
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Book a consultation for guidance on probate and estate administration.
Maintenance of Parents
Under Singapore law, parents who are unable to support themselves may apply for financial maintenance from their children in appropriate circumstances. We advise on eligibility, required evidence, and practical options, and represent clients in applications, negotiations, and enforcement proceedings where necessary.
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Contact us to discuss your options.
Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA)
A Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) allows you to appoint a trusted person to make decisions on your behalf if you lose mental capacity. We guide you through the available options, prepare the necessary documents, and ensure the arrangement reflects your wishes and complies with Singapore legal requirements.
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Book a consultation to arrange your LPA.
Testamentary Guardian Arrangement
If you have young children, appointing a testamentary guardian provides clarity on who will care for them if something happens to you. We advise on suitable guardianship arrangements and prepare the necessary legal documents to safeguard your child’s welfare and ensure continuity of care.
Book a consultation to plan ahead with confidence.
Deputyship Applications
If a loved one has lost mental capacity and did not make a Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA), a court-appointed deputyship may be required to manage their personal welfare and financial affairs. We guide you through the deputyship application process in Singapore, assist with medical reports and supporting documents, and advise on your duties and legal responsibilities as a deputy.
Book a consultation with us to discuss the next steps.
Asset Division
Dividing assets after separation or divorce involves more than simply splitting everything in half. The court considers financial contributions, caregiving roles, future needs, and the overall circumstances of the marriage. We help you identify the matrimonial asset pool, assess a fair outcome, negotiate settlements, and represent you in court proceedings where necessary.
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Book a consultation to understand your position and options.