Derrick Soh Law Corporation

11/07/2026

Honoured and happy to assist with the LPA certifications.

10/07/2026

Throwback to our firm, Derrick Soh Law Corporation assisting Mr Biow Chuan Lim in serving the community.

31/10/2024

A truly special moment for our law firm as we received the Outstanding Contribution Award (Gold) 🏆 from the Legal Aid Bureau!

Congratulations on 66 years of service!

Thank you for giving us the opportunity to stand with you in this mission. 💪

01/09/2024

Our lawyer, Mr Derrick Soh recently gave a talk on the importance of having a Will and Lasting Power of Attorney (“LPA”).

The difference between a Will and LPA is that a Will is only effective upon your death while a LPA takes effect when you are alive but lack the decision-making ability.

Have you made your Will or LPA?

If you have not done so, you can PM us directly.

31/08/2024

Divorce by mutual agreement is the latest reason that divorcing couples can use to get a divorce. Find out more about mutual agreement here -

Divorce by mutual agreement requires consent by both parties that the marriage is over.

17/07/2024

A little late … But we are proud to share that our law firm was recognised as one of the best law firms in Singapore by the Straits Times in 2024🏅

We would like to thank all of our valued clients, allies, friends and family for your support and trust. Without you, we would not be able to achieve this milestone.

While we do not work for external validation or recognition, this will spur us on to greater heights in the years to come💪

17/07/2024

Divorce by mutual agreement (“DMA”) is the talk of the town lately. Our lawyer, Ms Samantha Soh had the opportunity to give her views on DMA and how the sanctity of marriage can still be preserved. You can find the link to the article in our comment below.

If you want to find out more, you can PM or WhatsApp us!

04/07/2024

03/06/2024

Contact us and let us guide us you through this difficult time!

When couples overspend, it means they will have less for retirement, or in the case of divorce, less to share Read more at straitstimes.com.

07/03/2024

Do you know that your parents are entitled to 50% of your assets if you pass away without a will (albeit married)?

There are ways to circumvent this. If you would like to know more, DM us now!