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Grant of Probate /
Letter of Administration
This is the Court Order your loved ones can apply for so that your Executors or Administrators can administer your estate when when pass on. While a Will states the wishes of the Testator (“the client”)”, it does not carry the power for the Executor / administer to be able to obtain monies from the clients’ bank accounts, insurance policies after the client passes on.
The respective executors / administers need to apply for a Grant of Probate or Grant of Letter of Administration (if the client did not leave behind a will) in order to do so. We assist in the application of this court order as part of our service.
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What is LPA?The LPA is a legal document that allows a person who is of legal age (21 years and above) to appoint one or more persons to make decisions on their behalf should they become mentally incapacitated during their lifetime.
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What is the difference between LPA Form 1 and Form 2?The LPA Form 1 allows you to assign general powers to donees without specific or detailed instructions and can be done easily online followed by a certification, whereas the LPA Form 2 allows you to assign specific and detailed instructions to your donees and is required to be done through a lawyer.
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How much does LPA cost?The submission of LPA form 1 costs $70 for Singapore Citizens, $90 for Singapore PRs and $230 for foreigners. The submission fee is waived for citizens until 31st of March 2026, however the LPA Form 1 requires a doctor or lawyer's certification which will incur consultation fees. The submission of LPA form 2 costs $185 for Singapore Citizens, $230 for Singapore PRs and $275 for foreigners in addition to a lawyer's fee as this can only be done through a lawyer.
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