Advising on Estate and Succession Matters
Your legacy is more than assets. It’s the values and security you wish to pass down. MALCUS POH LAW CORPORATION provides comprehensive guidance in designing and administering thoughtful estate plans, from drafting wills and establishing family trusts to navigating probate and resolving inheritance disputes. We help ensure your intentions are honored, your assets protected, and your family’s future secured with clarity and care.
Our Practice
- Will Writing
- Estate Planning
- Family Trusts
- Grant of Probate
- Letter of Administration
- Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA)
- Estate disputes and inheritance-related claims
To understand what happens when someone passes away without a plan in place, read our guide on dying without a will in Singapore.
Why Choose Us for Estate & Succession Matters
Tailored Estate Planning
We design personalized wills and family trusts that reflect your unique family dynamics and financial goals, ensuring your intentions are clearly documented and legally sound. Our wills and estate planning lawyers are here to guide you through every step.
Full-Spectrum Estate Administration
From obtaining grants of probate and letters of administration to navigating complex estate distributions, we guide Executors and Administrators through each step with clarity and efficiency.
Dispute Resolution & Inheritance Protection
Should conflicts arise, we represent clients in estate disputes and inheritance claims, focusing on protecting our clients’ legal entitlements and achieving clear, enforceable outcomes.
Cross-Border & High-Value Estate Experience
We bring specialised experience in managing multi-jurisdictional estates and complex asset structures, providing practical solutions for high-net-worth individuals and internationally connected families.
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Frequently Asked Question
1. How much does it cost to make a will in Singapore?
The cost depends on complexity, but simple wills are generally affordable and help avoid costly disputes later.
2. Can I write a will myself and is it legally valid?
Yes, but mistakes in wording or signing can make it invalid. A lawyer ensures it meets all legal requirements.
3. What is the difference between a will and estate planning?
A will is one part of estate planning. Estate planning includes wills, trusts, and strategies to manage and distribute assets effectively.
4. Do I need a lawyer for estate planning in Singapore?
Yes, working with an experienced estate planning lawyer in Singapore helps ensure your will, trusts, and asset distribution plans comply with local laws. A lawyer can also help minimize disputes, protect beneficiaries, and create a legally valid estate plan tailored to your family and financial situation.
5. What happens if I die without a will in Singapore?
If you die without a valid will in Singapore, your assets will be distributed according to the Intestate Succession Act. This means the law decides how your estate is shared among family members, which may not reflect your personal wishes or intended beneficiaries.
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International Plaza, 10 Anson Rd #17-02, Singapore 079903
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