We provide discreet, personalised advice to individuals and families on protecting wealth, planning legacies and resolving sensitive private matters.
Private client matters are personal and often sensitive. We provide considered, discreet advice, helping clients plan ahead and resolve family and estate matters with care.
We take time to understand each client's family and financial circumstances before recommending a course of action.
We handle sensitive personal and family matters with confidentiality and care.
Where family or estate matters become contentious, we represent clients' interests firmly while working towards resolution.
Our private client lawyers support high-net-worth individuals, families and family offices with wealth structuring, succession planning and the resolution of sensitive personal and family matters.
We advise high-net-worth individuals, families, and family offices on governance, wealth structuring, and cross-border regulatory compliance. Leveraging deep familiarity with Singapore legislation, we assist principals in establishing and managing family offices to support investment strategies, asset protection, estate and succession planning, tax optimisation, and philanthropic initiatives.
We assist individuals and families with wealth structuring, asset protection and cross-border planning, tailoring solutions to each client's personal and commercial circumstances.
We prepare testamentary wills and advise on trusts and succession structures to help clients plan ahead and reduce the likelihood of future disputes. We also advise on and prepare Lasting Powers of Attorney and applications under the Mental Capacity Act.
We guide our clients through the process of applying for a Grant of Probate (where there is a valid will) or Grant of Letters of Administration (where there is no will), enabling the executor or administrator to manage and distribute the assets of the deceased properly.
We advise on divorce, custody, maintenance, matrimonial asset division, prenuptial agreements, annulment, judicial separation, adoption and cross-border family matters with sensitivity and discretion, helping clients navigate family transitions and protect their interests.
We represent beneficiaries, trustees and executors in contentious trust and estate matters, resolving disputes over validity, administration and distribution with care and precision.
We advise individuals and families on disputes over deposits, defaults and ownership involving jointly owned or inherited property, helping clients resolve ownership and investment disagreements.
Represented a joint beneficiary of an estate in obtaining an order for sale of a shophouse worth S$4 million which parties to the litigation jointly inherited many years ago.
Acted for a successful businesswoman in defending claims in trust and unjust enrichment from an ex-lover of over S$8 million in real estate and movable property.
Advised and acted for more than 40 subsidiary proprietors in a multimillion-dollar claim against a Singapore-listed developer's subsidiary for exiting a S$95 million collective sale deal.
Advised and represented property owners regarding claims for liquidated damages for delay in giving vacant possession and completion of sale and purchase of property.
Advised and represented Management Corporation Strata Title (MCST) in a claim against the property developer for multiple defects, unpaid charges, and other matters.
Successfully represented a flight stewardess in the division of matrimonial assets and successfully argued for the court to add back an aggregate sum of S$200,000 into the matrimonial pool, being monies which were covertly used by the husband to invest in businesses and condominium properties legally owned by third parties. The husband's appeal to the High Court in TWM v TWN [2021] SGHCF 25 was dismissed.
Successfully acted for Complainant in claiming maintenance arrears of S$96,000 due and owing. The decision was upheld on appeal by the High Court in VGF v VGE [2020] SGCF 22.
Successfully acted for a divorced mother in enforcing a child maintenance order, with arrears exceeding the statutory 3-year time bar for enforcement in ULU v ULT [2018] SGFC 45.
Our clients work directly with experienced lawyers dedicated to delivering practical and effective solutions.