Frequently Asked Questions
Grief is already confusing. This part shouldn’t be.
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We guide lay executors and grieving families through the practical steps of carrying out the final wishes of their loved one. That is, we assist the executor discharge his duties under the Will and manage family tensions.
We help with government forms, letters to banks and CPF, liaising with agencies, family communication, and post-death admin, always within the bounds of the law.
We also help individuals craft final letters, legacy messages, and dignified goodbyes through our complementary services.
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No. We work between these roles, not in place of them.
Financial advisors provide wealth planning services. Lawyers handle the legal estate. Funeral directors manage the final rites.
We handle what often gets left behind: the administrative navigation, family tension, procedural overwhelm, and unfinished messages.
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Yes, of course! We do what we do carefully, within our boundaries and in full compliance with Singapore laws.
We do not interpret Wills, draft legal instruments, or act as legal representatives.
We offer administrative, emotional, and liaison support and always defer to lawyers when needed. -
Yes, in most cases.
Executor-related services can typically be reimbursed from estate funds as part of administrative expenses, subject to the Will and final court approval.We provide clear invoices for record-keeping and probate accounting.
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That’s exactly why we exist.
You can book a no-pressure clarity call, or even just send us a message saying:
“I need help, but I don’t know what to ask.”
We’ll take it from there.Contact us at +65 8968 2070.
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Not with us beside you.
Executors aren’t expected to be experts, they’re expected to act with honesty and care.
We help you meet those duties with structure, dignity, and no guesswork. -
Yes, if you grant us authority via a Letter of Authorisation (LOA), we can liaise on your behalf where permitted.
You retain full control. We act only under your instruction and never hold or transfer funds. -
The Essentials Tier equips confident executors with a full professional roadmap, tailored agency correspondences, and expert guidance. However, you handle all in-person errands and agency submissions yourself.
The Delegation Tier includes everything in Essentials, plus we physically run errands and submit documents, liaise in-person with agencies and institutions, and manage beneficiary communications on your behalf (all with proper authorisation).
You retain legal authority, but we carry the legwork and coordination burden, saving you time, physical and emotional strain.
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Yes. Whether you’re facing terminal illness, preparing pragmatically, or just feel the time is near, we help you write what needs to be said.
We can even hold these letters and deliver them after your passing, if you wish. -
Absolutely.
We respect all traditions, religions, cultures, spiritual or secular modes, and we adapt our tone and process accordingly.
Silence is sacred in some families. Storytelling is sacred in others. We honour both. -
Yes, you certainly can!
We can take the lead directly or offer discreet, behind-the-scenes support to ease the burden on your practice and your client.
We protect your client relationship, maintain clear scope, and never market to them directly (as the case may be).See our partner page.
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Never!
We explicitly avoid any role that crosses into legal or financial interpretation.
We act only in permitted domains and often help strengthen your advice by ensuring clients are better prepared and less reactive. -
Simple:
Book a free clarity call or message us with your situation
No pressure. We honor your pace.
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Typically within 2 to 3 working days after engagement.
Urgent matters (e.g., time-sensitive CPF claims, hospital certification issues) are prioritized when flagged. -
Yes. Always.
We offer discreet services and never share your case or data without consent.
Still Have Questions?
You’re welcome to write to us directly.