Knowledge & Insights

A Testamentary Trust in Singapore, also known as a will trust, is a legal arrangement effective only after the trustor's death. The trust outlines how the trustor's assets will be managed and distributed posthumously. A trustor is essentially the person who creates...

Want to know what goes into the solemnisation and registration of civil marriage in Singapore beyond just the familiar concept of marriage itself? While many are acquainted with the idea of civil marriage, delving into the intricacies of the process can uncover a...

A will executor is entrusted with the responsibility of executing a deceased individual's will. It is their duty to ensure that the final wishes regarding the distribution of assets and estate management are carried out with accuracy and respect to the deceased's...

#1. Jonathan Wong  Jonathan Wong is the influential Founder and Managing Director of Tembusu Law and the brain behind LawGuide Singapore, which launched Singapore's inaugural legal chatbot in 2017. A University of Bristol graduate, he was admitted to the Bar of...

Navigating the legal system can be worrisome, especially when initiating legal proceedings. Two primary ways to start a civil claim exist in Singapore: Originating Claims (previously known as Writ of Summons) and Originating Applications (OA). While seemingly similar,...

Surrogacy remains a topic of significant discussion and debate in many countries, and Singapore is no exception. With prospective parents exploring avenues to expand their families, it’s vital to understand the complexities surrounding surrogacy in Singapore. This...