Will Writing in Singapore at only $399

What's Included in Your $399 Will

One fixed, nett price with no GST and no hidden charges. Your will package includes:

• A free home visit anywhere in Singapore, or meet us at our office at 70 Shenton Way
• A one-to-one consultation to understand your family, your assets and your wishes
• A professionally drafted will, with your executor and beneficiaries clearly set out
• Same-day signing and witnessing, so your will is valid before we leave
• Your will ready to collect within 2 hours
• Free phone consultation for your questions

The $399 price covers wills for up to 2 adult beneficiaries in a single-tier distribution. If your estate is more complex, for example with more beneficiaries, a backup distribution or a trust for young children, see our detailed price list.

How Will Writing Works with WeWills Legacy

1. Book a free consultationCall us or send a WhatsApp message. We'll answer your questions and arrange a time that suits you.
2. We visit you at homeWe talk through your family, your assets and who you want to provide for. No legal knowledge is needed.
3. We draft your willOur consultant prepares your will and goes through it with you line by line, so you know exactly what it says.
4. Sign and you're doneYou sign in front of two witnesses on the same day, and your will is valid immediately.

Most clients finish everything in a single visit.

What Makes a Will Valid in Singapore?

Under Singapore's Wills Act, your will is legally valid when:

• You are at least 21 years old and of sound mind
• The will is in writing and signed by you at the end of the document
• You sign in the presence of two witnesses, both present at the same time, who then sign as well
• Neither witness is a beneficiary, or married to one. A gift to a witness or their spouse is void, even though the rest of the will stands

You don't need a lawyer, and your will doesn't need to be notarised. Small mistakes, like the wrong person witnessing, can still cancel part of a will. That's why we handle the drafting, signing and witnessing for you.

For Muslims, the Wills Act does not apply. Estates are distributed under Muslim law (faraid), and a wasiat can cover up to one-third of the estate.

What Happens If You Die Without a Will in Singapore?

Without a will, the Intestate Succession Act decides who receives your estate, whatever your wishes were. For example:

• Spouse and children: your spouse receives half, and your children share the other half
• Spouse, no children, parents alive: your spouse receives half, and your parents receive half
• No spouse or children: your parents receive everything

Unmarried partners, stepchildren, friends and charities receive nothing. Your family must also apply to the court for Letters of Administration before they can deal with your assets. That usually takes longer and costs more than carrying out a will.

A will also lets you name a guardian for children under 21, instead of leaving that decision to others.

What Your Will Does Not Cover

Some assets pass outside your will, so it helps to plan for them together:

• CPF savings go by your CPF nomination, not your will
• Insurance policies with a nomination are paid to the nominees you named
• Jointly owned property, such as an HDB flat held as joint tenants, passes automatically to the surviving owner

We'll go through these with you during the consultation, so nothing is missed.

Will or Lasting Power of Attorney: Do You Need Both?

Most adults benefit from having both. Learn more about LPAs, or ask us about doing your LPA in the same visit as your will.

Why Singapore Families Choose WeWills Legacy

• We come to you. Free home visits islandwide, so elderly parents and busy families don't need to travel.
• Done in one visit. Consultation, drafting, signing and witnessing on the same day.
• Clear, fixed pricing. From $399 nett, with no GST and no hourly charges.
• Trusted by clients. Over 100 five-star reviews on Google.
• Bilingual consultants who can explain your will in the language you're most comfortable with.