LegalPro Singapore law practice · Raffles Place

A clear brief, cleanly closed — plain-English legal work scoped before it starts.

LegalPro operates as a Raffles Place law corporation on Market Street. We scope and quote before drafting — business formation, commercial contracts, conveyancing, regulatory compliance and related work once conflict screening clears and both sides execute an engagement letter. Not a template shop, not an income scheme, not a legal-tech subscription. Page copy stays informational until that formal step.

Singapore law practice · UEN 202771259M · Market Street, Singapore

Bright daytime advisory office interior

Brief statement

Scope before quote — then the brief that fit

A hiring letter that promised more than the company meant. A property completion that hinged on one missing consent. A supplier contract with a renewal that auto-extended. Those are the files we open first thing — with a fee estimate up front and plain English throughout.

LegalPro Law Corporation provides legal services for Singapore businesses and individuals: business formation and corporate support, commercial contracts and terms review, conveyancing and property matters, regulatory and compliance advisory, family and personal legal matters, and small-business retainer enquiries. We practise Singapore law. We run conflict checks. We close matters cleanly when the scope is done — not when a marketing calendar says so.

LegalPro handles business, contracts, conveyancing and compliance once conflict screening is clear and an engagement letter is executed. Site copy stays general and does not constitute counsel; a solicitor–client relationship begins only at engagement. Results turn on each file’s facts and applicable rules — we never promise a particular result. Quoted SGD amounts are indicative only. Hold back confidential or urgent materials until retention is formal. LegalPro is a Market Street law corporation — not a template download shop, not a legal-tech product you subscribe to, not a claims farm, and not an income or “get pro rich” scheme.

Matter types

Three briefs we see on the daytime desk

TYPE A

Contract turnaround

Supplier and customer terms that need a clean review before signature — including the auto-renewal trap buried on page twelve.

TYPE B

The missing consent

Property completions and corporate filings that stall until one consent letter is found, fixed or replaced.

TYPE C

Offer-letter cleanup

Employment paperwork that overstates bonuses or restraints — fixed before a dispute forms.

Method first

Scope · Quote · Engagement letter

We put method before services tiles on purpose. A clear brief beats a long menu.

Scope

We list documents, parties, deadlines and jurisdiction under Singapore law. If facts are thin, we say what else we need for a usable fee estimate.

Quote

You receive an indicative SGD estimate tied to the scope — not a vague “it depends” shrug, and not a locked package that ignores the missing consent.

Engage

Conflict check, then a letter of engagement covering confidentiality, fees and scope of work. Only then do we advise, draft and close.

Desk with organised brief documents in daylight

Practice areas

Six tiles — not a vertical rail

S-01

Business formation & corporate support

Companies, constitutions and director paperwork scoped for Singapore filings.

S-02

Commercial contracts & terms review

Contract turnaround with attention to renewals, liability and payment mechanics.

S-03

Conveyancing & property

Purchases, sales and lease work where one consent can hold the completion.

S-04

Regulatory & compliance advisory

Practical regulatory compliance notes for teams who need to act, not collect badges.

S-05

Family & personal matters

Wills, probate touchpoints and personal agreements handled with daytime-desk clarity.

S-06

Small-business retainer

Ongoing consultation for owners who want fee estimate discipline every month.

Selected work

Illustrative stories — closed cleanly

Bright boardroom used for advisory meetings

Standardising client contracts for a small business

A Raffles Place services firm used five different client templates. We scoped a single commercial contract suite, quoted stages, and drafted terms that removed the auto-renewal trap. Outcomes were not promised — the brief that fit was.

A property purchase waiting on one consent

A buyer’s completion hinged on a missing consent letter. Conveyancing coordination, chasing the right signatory, and a clear fee estimate kept the file moving without drama.

Hours + CBD

Market Street desk hours

Mon–Fri 09:00–18:00 SGT · Saturday by appointment · Bank of Singapore Centre, near Raffles Place. Call +65 6643 5192 for an appointment. PDPA-aware enquiry handling from first email.

Mini-FAQ

Is this legal advice?

No. General information only until conflict checks and a signed engagement letter.

Do you guarantee results?

No. Outcomes depend on facts and Singapore law.

Can I send documents now?

Share high-level facts only. Hold confidential files until we are engaged.

Full FAQ

Next step

Book a consultation on Market Street

Bring the question, not the entire archive. We will scope, quote and send an engagement letter before advising.