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Everything that decides where it goes.

A will is one document in a set. We prepare the whole set, and make sure no part of it contradicts another.

The situations we see most.

A young family

A young family

Guardians for children, a plan that works if both parents are gone, and money released to them at an age you choose rather than all at twenty-one.

A flat and a second property

A flat and a second property

How the flat is held changes everything. We check the title before drafting a single line, because joint tenancy quietly overrides a will.

A business owner

A business owner

Your share is an asset like any other, and the statutory split may hand it to someone your partners never chose. It is reconciled with your shareholders' agreement.

A blended family

A blended family

Children from a previous marriage, a current spouse, and a default legal split that rarely matches what anyone actually intends.

Caring for a parent

Caring for a parent

Where a beneficiary is elderly, overseas or vulnerable, an outright gift is often the wrong tool. We explain when a trust genuinely earns its cost, and when it does not.

What you get, and what we don't do.

INCLUDED
  • Your will, drafted and explained line by line
  • Lasting Power of Attorney forms prepared for certification
  • A full review of your CPF and insurance nominations
  • Executor, guardian and backup appointments
  • Correct signing and witnessing, supervised
  • Safe storage, and your location lodged with the Wills Registry
NOT INCLUDED, AND WE SAY SO EARLY
  • Legal advice. We are a will-writing practice, not a law firm
  • Contested estates and court applications
  • Foreign property, which needs advice in that country
  • Muslim estates, which are distributed under Faraid
  • Acting as your executor
  • Tax or investment advice

Questions about the work itself.

They do different jobs. A will takes effect after death; an LPA covers the period when you are alive but can no longer decide for yourself. Most families need both, and the LPA is the one usually left too late.

Often not. A trust earns its cost when a beneficiary is young, overseas, or unable to manage money themselves. If that is not your situation we will say so rather than sell you one.

It is an asset like any other, but it interacts with your shareholders' agreement. We read both together, because the agreement can override what your will says.

Yes. The common findings are witnesses who should not have witnessed it, an executor who can no longer act, and CPF or insurance nominations that contradict the will entirely.

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