In Singapore, mental capacity plays a key role in two important legal processes: setting up a Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) and writing a will. Though they serve different purposes, both require the person involved to understand what they’re doing and...
When a loved one starts showing signs of not being able to make decisions for themselves, it can be worrying and confusing. Whether it’s due to age, illness, or injury, mental incapacity in Singapore is more common than many realise, and knowing what to...
When planning your estate, making a will is just the first step. What often gets overlooked is where to store your will after it's written and signed. And yet, this decision is just as important, after all, if no one can find your will when the time...
Planning your estate can feel like a puzzle. One of the biggest questions many people ask is: Can I use my will to distribute insurance proceeds? It’s a fair question, after all, if you’re writing a Will to make sure your loved ones are taken care of,...
Making a will is already a thoughtful act, but what if your assets go beyond Singapore’s borders? If you own property, bank accounts, or investments overseas, you might be wondering how to ensure your loved ones can inherit them without stress. In this...