We have years of experiences in conveyancing and can act for you in following categories of conveyancing:

• HDB Properties
• Private Properties
• BTO Flat Purchase using Bank Loan
• Shophouses
• Commercial & Industrial Properties
• Refinancing
• Redemption of Property

We handle a wide range of corporate and corporate and commercial work which covers the following:

• Incorporation of Companies
• Legal Support for all types of companies
• Employment Law
• Employment Contract
• Corporate Advisory
• Corporate Restructuring
• Securities Laws Regime Advisory
• Coporate Law
• Contracts
• Joint Venture
• Mergers & Acquisitions
• Shareholder Agreement
• Distribution Agreement
• Investor Agreement

Witnessing your loved one lose his or her mental capacity or struggle with daily activities as they lose their ability to perform basic everyday functions is extremely difficult. Appointing a deputy is one thing you could do to safeguard their interests. A deputy is someone with the vested authority to make important decisions regarding the personal welfare, well-being, property and affairs of your loved ones whom now lack mental capacity. Our team can help you with such applications, so that you can have a peace of mind and focus on caring for your loved one.

You will be able to make applications for deputyship court orders involving the use of monies of up to $60,000 or for matters listed under Annex A of provided by the Family Court.

You can do this via the Family Justice Courts’ Integrated Family Application Management System (iFAMS) using your SingPass. This may take up to three (3) weeks to process.

For matters involving the use of monies of above $60,000 or which are not listed in Annex A, you would be required to file an application in Court. This would require us to put your case together with the necessary documents such as medical reports, arrangements, information on property, and assets, among other things.

During our meeting with you, we will discuss issues surrounding your loved one’s lack of capacity, such as the suitable proposed deputy/deputies and the specific powers the deputies should seek or have. Other considerations shall also be discussed during the meeting, for instance, the existence of any other relevant person(s) in the application, and if so, whether their consent have been obtained in relation to the application.

For more information, you may drop us a call so that we can prepare you for the meeting.

All applications are scrutinised and assessed by the Court. They may request for more information or documents to be filed by the way of a Supplementary Affidavit. Subsequently, you will be notified of your Court date and asked to attend Court for the hearing of this application. The duration of the entire process can usually takes between 4-6 weeks.

The loss of a family member or loved can happen to anyone. Experiences of loss and grief, and the seemingly complicated legal issues that follow may the experience even more difficult. If your recently demised loved one has left a will, we can assist you with the application for a Grant of Probate so that his or her wishes can be fulfilled. You will also require the Grant to manage the estate of your departed loved one, such as the distribution of the deceased’s assets to his/her specified beneficiaries.

In the event the deceased did not leave a will behind, we can assist you with the application for Letters of Administration so that your loved one’s legacy can be distributed according to the provisions of the law. Furthermore, you will need the Grant for the Letters of Administration to close bank accounts, transfer properties, shares and distribution of the assets.

We would require documents such as the Death Certificate(s), Bank Statements, Title Deeds (if any), among other documents.

An application for the Grant of Probate or Letters of Administration usually require about 8-12 weeks to process. We will be able to assist you for a fixed rate of $2,000.00 including disbursements and filing fees in most cases. Rest assured that there are no hidden fees and if there would be any additional fees involved, our professional team will advise you before you engage our services.

Speak with our experienced and empathic lawyers who can help you through a difficult time. Our team can help you with the legal issues expediently and with great care.

Planning your Legacy is an important decision. You need to ensure what you intended for goes to whom you intended to. Our team will meticulously sit down with you and discuss the options, possibilities and get a clear picture for you as you think through some of these decisions. You want someone on your side who understand its importance, as well as detailed enough to bring it to pass.