Leading Wills Lawyers Singapore

Clear & Fixed Fees

We believe in upfront pricing. Our fees are fixed and transparent, so you will never have to worry about hidden costs.

• Basic Will: S$750
• Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA): S$250
• Special Will & LPA Package: Safeguard your legacy and appoint a trusted decision-maker with our special package for S$790 (usual price S$1,000).

The importance of making a Will

A will stands as one of the most pivotal documents you’ll ever create in your lifetime. It’s not just a piece of paper; it’s a powerful legal tool that empowers you to shape the destiny of your assets and wishes after your passing. With a will, you can:

1. Direct the Destiny of Your Assets: Specify how your hard-earned money and valuable assets will be distributed among the people you hold dear.
2. Appoint a Guardian for Your Children: Ensure the well-being of your children by designating a trusted guardian who will nurture and protect them in your absence.
3. Select an Executor: Choose a capable individual to carry out your wishes and oversee the distribution of your estate, providing you with peace of mind that your desires will be fulfilled.

Who Should Consider Making a Will?

The truth is, almost everyone should consider making a will. Here are situations where creating a will is especially crucial:

• Appointing a Trusted Executor: If you wish to entrust someone you trust to fulfil your wishes accurately and responsibly.
• Marriage: When you’re about to tie the knot, creating a will is a wise move to account for your changing circumstances.
• Separation or Divorce: An important reminder: a divorce does not automatically revoke your old will. Updating your will is essential to align it with your current situation.
• Children: If you have children, a will allows you to appoint a trustworthy guardian to manage your assets on their behalf and care for them should both parents pass away.
• Elderly Parents: If you have elderly parents you wish to support, a will ensures they benefit from your assets even when you’re no longer here to provide for them.