Will Custody Services

Secure Your Will with Confidence

A Will is one of the most important legal documents in estate planning, ensuring that your assets are distributed according to your wishes upon your passing. However, a Will is only effective if it can be retrieved when needed. Loss, damage, or tampering of a Will can lead to legal complications, disputes, or even intestacy.

The Legal Importance of a Will

At Stamford Legacy, we provide secure Will custody services to safeguard your original Will, ensuring that it remains intact, confidential, and accessible only to authorized parties when required. Our professional Will safekeeping solutions offer peace of mind by preventing misplacement, unauthorized alterations, or destruction.

Secure & Confidential Storage
Your Will is stored in a high-security facility with restricted access, ensuring protection from unauthorized access, loss, or accidental destruction.

Legally Compliant Safekeeping
We adhere to best practices in estate planning and probate law, ensuring your Will is preserved in a legally compliant manner.

Guaranteed Retrieval When Needed
Your appointed executor(s) and beneficiaries will have a straightforward process to retrieve the Will when required, preventing unnecessary delays in estate administration.

Annual Verification & Updates
We offer periodic reviews of your Will to ensure it remains up to date, reflecting any significant changes in your personal or financial circumstances.

Peace of Mind for You and Your Loved Ones
By entrusting your Will to Stamford Legacy, you ensure that your final wishes are properly documented and securely preserved, providing certainty and clarity for your beneficiaries.

Safeguard Your Legacy Now

Process flow & Timeline

What is a Will?

A Will is a legally binding document that sets out how your assets will be distributed upon your passing. It allows you to appoint executors, guardians for your minor children, and specify beneficiaries for your estate.
Why should I write a Will?

Writing a Will ensures that your assets are distributed according to your wishes, prevents family disputes, and expedites the probate process. Without a Will, your estate will be distributed according to Singapore’s Intestate Succession Act, which may not align with your intentions.
Who can make a Will in Singapore?

Any person who is at least 21 years old and of sound mind can make a Will. Exceptions may apply for those serving in the military or maritime industry.
What happens if I pass away without a Will?

If you die intestate (without a Will), your assets will be distributed according to the Intestate Succession Act. This may not reflect your preferences and can lead to delays and disputes among family members.
Can I write my own Will?

Yes, you can write your own Will, but it must comply with legal requirements to be valid. A poorly drafted Will may lead to disputes or be declared invalid, which is why seeking professional assistance is recommended.
What are the legal requirements for a Will to be valid in Singapore?

For a Will to be legally valid in Singapore, it must: Be in writing Be signed by the testator (person making the Will) Be witnessed by two or more witnesses (who are not beneficiaries or spouses of beneficiaries) Be made voluntarily and without coercion
Can I update or change my Will?

Yes, you can revise your Will at any time by either: Creating a new Will that revokes the previous one Adding a Codicil (a legal amendment to an existing Will)
Who should I appoint as my executor?

An executor is responsible for carrying out the instructions in your Will. You should appoint a trusted individual (e.g., a family member, friend, or professional executor) who is responsible and capable of handling legal and financial matters.
What assets can I include in my Will?

You can include: Bank accounts Real estate (excluding HDB flats under joint tenancy) Investments (stocks, bonds, insurance policies) Personal belongings (jewelry, vehicles, etc.)
Can my CPF savings be included in my Will?

No, CPF savings cannot be distributed via a Will. Instead, you must make a CPF nomination through the CPF Board to designate beneficiaries.
Where should I keep my Will?

Your Will should be stored in a safe and accessible location, such as: Our Will Custody Service - We provide safekeeping services for Wills With your executor In a safe deposit box
How does a Will differ from a Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA)?

A Will takes effect only after death and governs the distribution of assets. An LPA applies while you are alive but incapacitated, allowing appointed donees to make decisions on your behalf.
How can Stamford Legacy assist me in Will planning?

At Stamford Legacy, we provide comprehensive estate planning services, ensuring your Will is legally sound, accurately reflects your wishes, and is properly executed for peace of mind. Contact us today for a consultation!

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Planning for the future starts with the right guidance. At Stamford Legacy, we offer professional and personalized consultations to help you navigate the complexities of will planning, estate management, and legal matters with confidence.

During your consultation, our experts will:

Understand Your Needs – We take the time to assess your unique circumstances and concerns.
Provide Tailored Advice – Get clear, customized solutions for will writing, LPAs, probate, trusts, and more.
Answer Your Questions – Gain clarity on legal processes, ensuring you make informed decisions.
Offer a Hassle-Free Experience – We simplify estate planning, making it smooth and stress-free.

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Whether you’re looking to draft a will, protect your assets, or secure your family’s future, our team is ready to assist you. Book a consultation today and take the first step towards peace of mind.