WHY THIS MATTERS
Unexpected illness or accidents can happen at any age.
Without a Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA), your family faces immediate problems:
Frozen Assets. Without an LPA, your bank accounts and investments may be frozen. Your family cannot access funds to pay for your medical bills or daily needs.
Costly Deputyship. Your family must undergo a lengthy (4-6 months) and expensive ($3,000-$10,000) Deputyship Order process to earn the right to care for you.
Family Disputes. Your family members may disagree on your care or finances, leading to conflict during a crisis.
Loss of Control. The law appoints someone you may not want to act on your behalf.
FORM 1 VS FORM 2
Which LPA is right for you?
form 1 (standard)
For individuals with straightforward needs.
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Standard setup
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For family members
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Faster and lower cost
form 2 (customised)
For individuals with specific needs.
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Custom instructions
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For unique family situations, complex assets & business owners
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Drafted with lawyers
FOR BUSINESS OWNERS
Plan for succession and secure continuity across generations.
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Structure your LPA properly
We help you decide what to cover.

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Personal welfare, medical care, and living decisions
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Property and Affairs, bank accounts, property, bills.
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Recommend the right setup
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Form 1 for standard family appointments.
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Form 2 for customised instructions or complex assets.
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Draft your instructions clearly
We document your wishes in a practical and legally sound way.
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Arrange certification
We coordinate your session with an accredited lawyer or doctor.
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Submit and complete
We handle filing with the Office of the Public Guardian.
GUIDED BY AUTHORITIES IN ESTATE PLANNING
Your LPA is structured with both legal and financial precision.
We work alongside legal professionals and financial advisors to ensure your instructions are clear, valid, and workable in real life.
Glennis Yew
Managing Director
Eastern Mezzanine Law Corporation
Glennis guides the often emotional process of estate planning with a calm and confident hand.
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She specialises in structuring Wills, Testamentary Trusts, and LPA Form 2 for complex family and asset needs. Her approach ensures your instructions are legally robust, clearly articulated, and built to stand up to scrutiny.
Shane Toh
Associate Director and Principal Estate Planner
Mezzanine Legacy
Shane focuses on the financial architecture behind your estate plan, ensuring your structures are practical, effective, and ready for real life situations.
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He advises on how assets are distributed, managed, and accessed across Wills, Trusts, and LPAs. His approach ensures your plan is clear, workable, and built to support your family when it matters most.
FOR BUSINESS OWNERS
Plan for succession and secure continuity across generations.
Trusted by Families and Businesses
“Shane and the team was able to concise years of experience into deliverables to our clients and their beneficiaries in a balanced manner. I feel more confident to approach my clients knowing that I would be supported by highly ethical professionals, who are beyond the business centric Estate Planners you may come across elsewhere."
Jeremy
Financial Advisor, Great Eastern
“Went to Mezzanine Legacy to sort out my will and LPA. The team was professional and efficient, making the entire process quick and hassle-free. With the support of the lawyers from Eastern Mezzanine Law Corporation, everything was handled clearly and confidently. The office was also beautifully designed and very comfortable.”
Choo Yuen Teng
Regulatory Senior Executive, Menarini
WHY CHOOSE US
Why Families Choose Mezzanine Legacy
Legal Backing
All custom clauses and complex setups are validated with licensed lawyers, ensuring your LPA is legally sound
Certified Expertise
Our advisors are certified through Mezzanine Institute, ensuring professional and ethical planning
Holistic Approach
We ensure your LPA aligns with your Will and Trust for a complete legacy plan
Empathy First
We guide you with patience, clarity, and care through every step
Form 1 is for standard powers (suitable for 98% of Singaporeans). Form 2 allows customised powers, letting you set your own rules on how decisions are made, and requires a lawyer to draft.
Yes. A Will only takes effect after you pass away. An LPA protects you while you are alive but unable to make decisions (e.g., coma or dementia). You need both for complete protection.
Yes, as long as you still have mental capacity, you can revoke and make a new LPA at any time.
Anyone over 21 who is not an undischarged bankrupt (for Property & Affairs). It should be someone you trust implicitly—usually a spouse, adult child, or close sibling.
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