Category: Will Planning

Divorce is a major life event at any age, but for women over 50, often referred to as “grey divorce,” the transition can be particularly challenging. After decades of shared financial, emotional, and social investments,

As our parents age, ensuring that their legal and financial affairs are in order becomes increasingly important. Proper estate planning not only provides them with peace of mind but also prevents legal complications for their

Divorce among individuals over 50 years old, commonly known as “Grey Divorce,” is becoming increasingly common in Singapore. According to the Singapore Department of Statistics (DOS), divorce rates have been rising, with a growing number

Losing a loved one is never easy, and dealing with their estate can feel overwhelming—especially if they did not leave a will. In such cases, the estate must be handled according to Singapore’s Intestate Succession

Dealing with the financial affairs of a loved one after their passing can be overwhelming. One of the most common concerns is what happens to the deceased’s bank accounts—whether they had a single or joint

A will is a legal document that outlines how you want your assets to be distributed and who should take care of your minor children after your passing. Without a will, Singapore’s Intestate Succession Act

No one likes to think about what happens after they pass away, but planning for the future is essential to ensure your loved ones are taken care of. In Singapore, if a person passes away

Losing a loved one is one of life’s most challenging experiences. Beyond the emotional toll, there are also legal and financial matters that must be addressed, which can feel overwhelming, especially during a time of