Estate planning and the importance of having a Will for Singaporean LGBT people

Why should every Singaporean LGBT people think about estate planning? Does a LGBT Singaporean have to be rich to consider estate planning? What are the consequences of not having a carefully thought out plan?
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[@eatdrinkrunwalk]

When there is a will, there is a way...

[@bojongkia123]

The concern here seems to cater more for people who are already in a relationship. What about those who are single and without parents? 🤔

[@lavocatlawsingapore1807]

Emmm well if they are single and have no parents then they have to consider whether to give to friends or charity or church

[@bojongkia123]

@@lavocatlawsingapore1807 Perhaps you should also mention that in the video too! There are many single people out there! 😀

[@noby9693]

Can I have a kid? No kid nothing to will over. If my partner die early, who can I give my assets to?
I don’t wanna donate and don’t wanna give to any organisation