Wills Lawyers in Singapore

Our estate lives on after our death, and it can either be a source of protection and benefit in accordance with our wishes or it can be a source of dispute and unhappiness among family members. Ensure that your loved ones are taken care of in the way that you want.

Don’t leave things to chance. Consult with a professional law firm for will writing in Singapore to ensure certainty about your estate. As a full-service law firm, IRB Law can assist you in drafting a solid will and help you with other estate planning in Singapore, such as drafting a Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA), obtaining a Probate or Letters of Administration, applying for Deputyship, and more.

What is a Will?

A will is a written document where you can provide specific instructions on the distribution of your assets to your chosen beneficiaries. By drafting a will, you can appoint an executor and trustees to carry out your wishes, spare your family from arguments, and relieve them of the complications related to asset distribution.

Why Do You Need a Will?

No one likes to think about their own death. However, making a will now will give you the peace of mind knowing that your assets are protected and will be distributed according to your instructions after you pass away.

If you don’t have a written will, your assets will be distributed under Singapore’s Intestate Succession Act to next of kin in priority order as defined by law. In this case, you will have no control over how your assets are distributed, and the outcome may not align with your wishes.

Don’t leave your legacy to chance—start drafting your will today with the help of experienced estate planning lawyers.

Benefits of Having a Will

Your will is a powerful legal tool that defines what will happen with your hard-earned assets after you are gone. By drafting a will, you can:

  • Decide How Your Estate Is Distributed: You can decide who will receive your assets and the size of their share instead of leaving it to the legal system.
  • Appoint an Executor: When drafting a will, you can appoint an executor who will administer your estate and distribute it to beneficiaries.
  • Choose a Guardian: If you have minor children, you can appoint a trusted person as their guardian and care for them after your death.
  • Expedite the Legal Process: When you leave a will, the process of administering your estate typically takes less time and effort than when you die intestate (without a will).
  • Choose Your Funeral Arrangements: In your will, you can define your personal requirements and any religious ceremonies to be carried out for your funeral.
  • Ease the Burden on Family Members: When you pass away with a will, your family will have more certainty and fewer issues to handle while they are in grief.

Why Hire Will Writing Lawyers in Singapore?

Your will is one of the most essential documents you will ever create in your lifetime and is worth the investment for the peace of mind for you and your loved ones. While a will template can give you a general understanding of what to include, will writing in Singapore is much more nuanced and requires the involvement of a lawyer.

When you engage professional will writing services in Singapore, you receive a solid legal document that accurately reflects your wishes and meets all applicable legal requirements. An experienced will writing lawyer can produce a will that is less vulnerable to disputes and challenges, and helps ensure smooth distribution of your estate according to your wishes.

Why Choose IRB Law Will Writing Services in Singapore?

Trusted and Experienced

IRB Law is a leading will writing service in Singapore with excellent reviews and testimonials. Our lawyers leverage years of experience to craft tailored wills that protect your best interests and your estate.

End-to-End Legal Solutions

As a full-service law firm, IRB Law can attend to all your legal needs related to your estate, including will writing in Singapore, probate, contesting or defending wills, and more.

Transparent, Fixed Pricing

At IRB Law, we offer transparent, fixed rates for our will writing services in Singapore with no hidden costs.

IRB Law Will Writing Services Include

  • Personalised will writing tailored to your needs
  • From consultation to final draft within 7 days
  • Fully confidential and secure process
  • Visits to homes and hospitals can be arranged
  • Will custody and safekeeping available upon request
  • Free initial consultation
  • Tailored and personalised service
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Price starts at $350

  • Additional $200 for Home Visit
  • Additional $100 for Wills in language other than English

Frequently Asked Questions

Still wondering whether you really need a will? What are the real benefits? Check out some of our frequently asked questions.

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Meet Some of the Wills Team at IRB

Mohamed Baiross

Founding & Managing Partner, IRB Law LLP

Mohamed Baiross is the managing partner of IRB Law and one of the nation's leading lawyers in multiple practice areas, including civil, corporate, and commercial law. With over three decades of experience as a business lawyer, Mohamed Baiross has built a renowned corporate law firm in Singapore, providing expert legal services to global corporations and local businesses.

Kulvinder Kaur

Partner

Kulvinder Kaur is a prominent commercial and corporate lawyer and an expert in litigation matters. Kaur is well-known in all courts of Singapore for strong legal representation in the most complex cases across multiple practice areas.

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