Questions

Yes. There is no charge and no obligation.

On Zoom or Microsoft Teams. The second and third meetings are in person, at our office or at your home.

Yes. Family members are welcome at every meeting.

English, Mandarin and Bahasa Melayu.

Yes. We advise both Muslim and non-Muslim families, and can explain how faraid applies to your estate.

We may recommend a will or a trust, but you are under no obligation to act on it. Our partners pay us only if you decide to go ahead through them.

The first meeting is free. If you decide to make a will or trust through one of our partners, the partner pays us. All charges are shown to you before you decide.

Yes. You are under no obligation to use our partners.

Often, yes. A will does not cover CPF savings, insurance policies with a nomination, or property held as joint tenants. We can check that each of these is arranged the way you want.

No. We look at how your assets are held and which documents apply to them. You decide how much detail you share.

They go to the Public Trustee's Office, which distributes them under the intestacy rules or Muslim inheritance law. This can take up to six months, and a fee is deducted. CPF nomination

Anyone aged 21 or over who has mental capacity. Lasting Power of Attorney

Download the record before 4 January 2027, when My Legacy will delete will records. You can deposit your will record with the Singapore Academy of Law Wills Registry. Fees apply. My Legacy changes on 4 January 2027