Will Writing Services

Protect What Matters Most with a Lawyer Who Truly

Cares


Take control of your legacy and protect your loved ones with a clear, stress-free will. No hidden fees, no pressure—just straightforward guidance, care and clarity for your family’s future

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The Aedificare Difference

Purpose-Diven

At the heart of everything we do is a genuine commitment to serving your best interests. Your values and wishes are our top priority, and we take the time to truly understand your unique needs.

Client-Focused Care

You are not just another file or form to us. We treat every client like a member of our family, providing personalized support and building a will that’s in alignment with your specific life goals and values.

Over 20 Years of Experience

For over two decades, we’ve been trusted by families like yours to protect their legacies. Our wealth of experience means you can have confidence that we know exactly how to handle your needs with care and expertise.

No Hidden Fees

We promise complete radical transparency. What you see is what you get. No surprise costs, no unnecessary upselling—just honest, straightforward guidance.




We Understand

Making Your Will

is a Big Decision

Writing your will is not just about legal terms; it’s about ensuring your family’s security and legacy.

We know that navigating the process can be overwhelming and filled with questions like, “What’s the right choice for my family?”

That’s why we’re here—to walk you through the process with clear answers and no hidden fees.


Learn how we can help you plan with confidence




We Understand

The Will Writing Service You Can Trust

At Aedificare Law, we don’t just write wills—we offer clarity and care   at every step.


With over 20 years of experience, we’ve helped thousands of clients protect what matters most. Our purpose-driven approach means we put your family first, and we’re committed to being radically transparent.

We take pride in no hidden fees, no unnecessary steps, and client-focused care—everything is laid out clearly for you.

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What You Need To Know About Will Planning

Creating a will isn't just about your assets; it’s about ensuring your loved ones are taken care of according to your wishes. Here’s why will planning matters:

OUR PURPOSE

Protecting What Matters Most to You

Elevating legal excellence, personalized solutions and trusted advocacy to empower you.


Using Aedificare Law Group saves you time, money and hassle.


Managing Director, Aedificare Law Corporation

- Daniel Chan

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FAQS About Will Writing

Here are answers to some common questions. 

  • How do I begin will planning?

    It’s simple. We start with a conversation to understand your needs and goals. From there, we guide you through every step.

  • Is there a fee for consultations?

    No, consultations are complimentary. We believe in giving you the information you need before making any decisions.

  • How often should I update my will?

    It’s recommended to review and update your will every 3 to 5 years or after any major life changes such as:


    Marriage or divorce.


    Birth or adoption of children.

    Significant changes to your assets or liabilities.

    A change in your chosen beneficiaries or executors.

  • Do I need a lawyer to write my will in Singapore?

    In Singapore, it’s not legally required to have a lawyer write your will, but we strongly recommend it. 


    A lawyer ensures that your will is legally sound, addresses all necessary legal formalities, and avoids any confusion that could arise after your passing. 


    We’re here to make sure your will is crafted according to your exact wishes.

  • Can I write my own will in Singapore?

    Yes, you can. However, DIY wills can lead to complications if not written according to the legal requirements. We advise consulting a lawyer to ensure your will meets all legal standards and accurately reflects your intentions.

  • What are the legal requirements for a will in Singapore?

    In Singapore, for a will to be valid, it must be:


    In writing (either typed or handwritten).

    Signed by the person making the will (testator) in the presence of two witnesses, who must also sign the will.


    The testator must be of sound mind when signing the will, and at least 21 years old.

    The witnesses cannot be beneficiaries of the will or their spouses.

  • What happens if I die without a will in Singapore?

    If you pass away without a will (intestate), the Intestate Succession Act will dictate how your estate is distributed. 


    This may not align with your wishes, especially if you want specific individuals or charities to benefit. 


    Having a will ensures that your estate is distributed according to your personal desires.

  • Can I change my will after it's been written?

    Yes, you can change your will at any time. It’s important to review your will periodically, especially after major life events (e.g., marriage, children, divorce, significant financial changes). 


    Minor changes can be made via a codicil, while major changes may require a new will.

  • What if my beneficiary passes away before me?

    Your will can include contingency plans to address situations like this. If a primary beneficiary passes away before you, you can designate alternate beneficiaries or provide specific instructions in your will. 


    We can help ensure your will includes these provisions to avoid confusion.

  • Can I leave my assets to a charity or organization?

    Yes, you can leave assets to any charitable organization, and specifying this in your will is a great way to support a cause that’s important to you. 


    Make sure to include the charity's full legal name and registration number to avoid any ambiguities.

  • What is the role of an executor in Singapore?

    An executor is responsible for managing your estate after your passing. This includes settling your debts, distributing assets according to your will, and ensuring your wishes are followed. 


    You can appoint an individual or a professional executor (like a lawyer or trust company) to carry out this responsibility.

  • Can I write a will without my family knowing?

    Yes, you can keep your will private until your passing. However, it’s often recommended to inform someone (a trusted family member or friend) about the location of your will to ensure it is found and executed properly when needed.

  • Can I write a will that is enforceable in other countries?

    If you have assets in multiple countries, it's important to ensure your will complies with the legal requirements of each jurisdiction. 


    We can guide you on how to structure your will so it’s enforceable in Singapore and other countries where you may have assets.

  • What happens if my will is contested?

    While a properly drafted will is legally binding, it can still be contested in certain circumstances, such as if someone feels they were unfairly excluded or if the will was made under undue influence. 


    We help ensure your will is legally sound, reducing the likelihood of it being contested.

  • How long does the will-writing process take?

    The process typically takes 1 to 2 weeks, depending on the complexity of your estate and any additional legal considerations. 


    We’ll guide you through every step, ensuring everything is in place for a smooth and efficient will-writing experience.

  • Is my will valid if it’s not notarized?

    In Singapore, a will does not need to be notarized, but it must be signed in the presence of two witnesses who are not beneficiaries. As long as these requirements are met, your will is legally valid.