TrustLife The Atrium · Singapore
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The Seal

Plan it once, properly.

Wills, trusts and estates set down in plain language — so your family knows what you intended, and your executors know what to do next.

TrustLife atrium — bright counsel room at Asia Square Tower 2

The Atrium

Estate planning that reads clearly on the day it matters.

Most families delay wills and trust structures because the language feels impenetrable. At TrustLife Legal, we work in the opposite direction: start with what you own, who depends on you, and how you want decisions made — then draft documents that a lay reader can follow without a law degree.

Our counsel rooms at Asia Square are deliberately bright. We sit at a shared table, not across a barrier, and we explain each clause before you sign. Whether you are updating a single will or coordinating cross-border holdings with a family charter, the outcome is the same — a sealed record your executors can act on.

We serve individuals, family offices, and SME directors across Singapore who need estate architecture that survives probate scrutiny and family conversation alike. Our six practice areas cover the full arc from first will to ongoing governance.

Estate planning session — documents and notes on a counsel table
01Wills & Trusts
02Probate
03Corporate
04Contracts
05Conveyancing
06Compliance

Our method

Four stages from first conversation to sealed documents.

We follow a fixed intake sequence so nothing is drafted before we understand your structure. This keeps fees predictable and reduces revision cycles.

Intake mapping

We catalogue assets, beneficiaries, existing instruments, and any cross-border elements. You receive a plain-language summary before drafting begins.

Structure design

We propose will provisions, trust mechanics, or corporate layers suited to your goals — with trade-offs stated explicitly, not buried in footnotes.

Draft review

You read marked-up drafts with clause-by-clause commentary. We adjust until the language matches your intent and passes our internal consistency check.

Execution & filing

Signing is witnessed per Singapore requirements. We retain sealed copies, provide executor guidance sheets, and coordinate probate filings where needed.

Capabilities

Six practice areas under one roof.

Estate work rarely sits in isolation. We keep related disciplines in-house so your will, your company constitution, and your property transfer do not contradict each other.

Wills, Trusts & Estate

Testamentary instruments, inter-vivos trusts, lasting powers of attorney, and family charters drafted for clarity and enforceability under Singapore law.

Probate & Administration

Grant applications, executor support, creditor notices, and estate distribution — handled with timelines your beneficiaries can follow.

Corporate & Commercial

Shareholder agreements, director duties, and succession planning for owner-managed businesses preparing for generational transfer.

Contract Drafting

Family loan agreements, pre-nuptial arrangements, and third-party beneficiary clauses that align with your wider estate architecture.

Conveyancing

Residential and commercial property transfers coordinated with estate planning so title and testamentary gifts match.

Compliance & Governance

Trustee duties, regulatory filings, and board governance for family structures that must meet ongoing compliance obligations.

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Family estate consultation at TrustLife counsel table

Selected work

Matters where structure made the difference.

From blended-family wills with testamentary trusts to SME succession plans that kept operating companies intact through a founder's passing — our work page describes anonymised engagements that show how we approach complexity without unnecessary jargon.

Each matter summary includes the legal question, the structure we built, and the practical outcome for executors and beneficiaries. We do not publish client names; we publish the reasoning so you can judge whether our approach fits your situation.

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Weekdays
Mon–Fri 08:30–17:30 SGT
Saturday
By appointment
Phone
+65 6221 6058
Address
12 Marina View, #33-04, Singapore 018961

Common questions

Before you book an intake meeting.

  • CPF nominations govern CPF savings only. They do not cover bank accounts, property, investments, or business interests. A will coordinates everything CPF nominations leave out and prevents partial intestacy.

  • Simple wills can move from intake to execution within two to three weeks. Trust structures or cross-border elements require longer mapping. We quote a timeline at intake and hold to it unless you introduce new assets mid-process.

  • A list of assets and liabilities, existing will or trust copies, CPF nomination details, and any specific wishes regarding guardianship or charitable gifts. We send a preparation checklist when you confirm the appointment.

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Request an intake meeting.

Tell us about your assets, your family structure, and any deadlines — probate grant, property completion, or travel. We respond within one business day with available slots and a fee indication for your matter type.

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Bright atrium counsel space at TrustLife Legal
Legal disclaimer. TrustLife Legal Pte. Ltd. (UEN 202764592M) is a Singapore law practice. Information on this website is general in nature and does not constitute legal advice for your specific circumstances. No solicitor-client relationship arises from browsing this site or submitting an enquiry unless we confirm engagement in writing. Outcomes in legal matters depend on facts, applicable law, and court or tribunal decisions — we do not guarantee particular results.