Estate Planning Without the Family Conflict

​Estate Planning Without the Family Conflict

​A free in-person session for Singaporeans 50 and above on legacy and estate planning built around the real cause of family fallout: not what's in the will, but what was never discussed before it was read.

​There's no shortage of ways an estate plan quietly turns into a family conflict. Sometimes it's a blended family. Sometimes it's one sibling who handled everything while another lived overseas. Sometimes it's something simpler — equal on paper that didn't feel fair to anyone.

​What this session covers

• ​The real reasons estates turn into family conflict — and why money is rarely the actual trigger

• ​Why "equal" doesn't always mean "fair," and how to spot that trigger before the will is read

• ​What Singapore's Intestate Succession Act actually decides for you if you never get around to a will

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• ​Where CPF, property, and your will genuinely overlap — and where they quietly don't

• ​How to open the conversation with your children or siblings without it turning into the fight you've been avoiding

• ​How to think beyond "who gets what," so the people you love aren't left guessing what you meant

​Who should join

• ​Singaporeans who want to put their wishes in order

• ​Homeowners whose family will need to make decisions about the property one day

• ​Anyone balancing care for aging parents while still raising their own children

• ​Anyone whose will hasn't been looked at since it was first signed

• ​Families who've never actually discussed how decisions will be made, not just what they'll be

​Speaker

​Joseph Tan
Certified Estate Planner · Chartered Financial Consultant (ChFC) · 19-Year MDRT Member · 5× Court of the Table Qualifier

​Joseph has spent his career helping Singapore families make decisions most people put off — not just how an estate is divided, but how it's understood. He has spoken at the MDRT Global Conference in Sydney (2019) and the MDRT Annual Meeting in Vancouver (2024), and has served on multiple MDRT Committees since 2021.

​This advertisement has not been reviewed by the Monetary Authority of Singapore.