Withers KhattarWong LLP

About Withers KhattarWong LLP

Withers KhattarWong LLP is the Singapore arm of Withers, a global law firm with particular expertise in private wealth, family law, and high-net-worth individual matters. In the divorce context, the firm is the natural choice for individuals with complex, high-value matrimonial estates involving offshore assets, trust structures, family businesses, art collections, and multi-jurisdictional property holdings. Its practitioners are experienced in the intersection of family law and private wealth management in a way that few Singapore firms can match. The firm's family law practice operates alongside its private wealth advisory team, enabling integrated advice on divorce matters that have implications for family trusts, estate planning, and succession arrangements. This is particularly relevant in Singapore's context, where many high-net-worth individuals have assets held through structures in multiple jurisdictions, and where divorce proceedings may need to be coordinated with proceedings in other countries. Withers KhattarWong's international network provides access to specialist counsel in key jurisdictions including the UK, US, and Hong Kong. For clients at the highest end of the market whose divorce involves a matrimonial estate valued at SGD 5 million or more, complex trust or business structures, or significant offshore assets, Withers KhattarWong provides a level of sophistication that generalist family law firms cannot replicate. The firm's approach is characterised by discretion, long-term relationship management, and an understanding of the commercial and wealth preservation objectives that are integral to high-net-worth divorce negotiations.

Highlights

• #5 Best for High-Net-Worth
• 4.8 / 5.0 Google Rating
• 73 Verified Google Reviews
• Singapore Based

Customer Review

"The matrimonial estate in my divorce included a family business, assets in the UK and Australia, and two family trusts. Withers KhattarWong managed the entire matter with remarkable coordination across jurisdictions. Their understanding of how trust structures interact with Singapore matrimonial law was genuinely specialist-level."