A small practice by choice. It is the only way to sit with a family long enough to get this right.
No call centre, no rotating account manager, no template filled in by an assistant. Julian Oh sits with you, drafts the documents himself, and is the person you call in five years when something changes.
Most people put this off for years, then do it badly in an afternoon. The work is to slow it down by one conversation: to ask who actually depends on you, to find the assets your will cannot reach, and to write it so plainly that nobody has to interpret it later.
Where an estate is contested, holds foreign property, or genuinely needs a solicitor, we say so early and work alongside one. Turning away work we should not do is part of doing this properly.
Plain English, always. If your family needs a lawyer to understand what you meant, the document has failed at the only job it had.
We check how things are held. Ownership beats intention. A jointly-held flat, a nominated policy and a CPF balance each ignore a will, so we look at the paperwork before we draft a word.
We turn down work we shouldn't take. Contested estates, foreign property and anything that genuinely needs a solicitor. We say so at the first conversation, not after you have paid.
Leave your name and number and we will call you back. No obligation, and no cost for the first conversation.
