Abdul Wahab
Managing Director
Family Law (Civil & Syariah) · Civil Litigation · Bankruptcy & Insolvency · Criminal Law · Corporate · Wills, Probate & Administration · Shipping, Energy & Commercial · Debt Recovery
English · Malay · Tamil
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 4.8 · 177+ Google reviews
"Wahab took the time to actually explain what was happening."
Advocates & Solicitors · Chinatown, Singapore
A Singapore law firm that speaks your language.
A.W. Law LLC handles family, civil, and criminal matters from Chinatown Point, in English, Malay, Tamil, or Vietnamese. Led by Abdul Wahab.
Or — weekdays, 9am – 10pm
- 4.8★ · 177+ reviews
- Accredited
- Law Society of Singapore
- Languages we handle
- English · Bahasa · 中文 · தமிழ் · Tiếng Việt — translation staff on hand
- Availability
- Weekdays · 9am – 10pm
Practice Areas
Three areas, one steady team.
We focus on the matters that affect your family most — so you get experienced counsel instead of a generalist guessing at your situation.
Family Law
Divorce, Syariah divorce, custody, maintenance, probate, wills.
- Syariah divorce
- Custody & maintenance
- Annulment & adoption
Civil Law
Debt recovery, contract disputes, landlord–tenant, small claims.
- Debt recovery
- Contract disputes
- Probate & estate
Criminal Law
Drug offences, theft, assault, appeals, bail, traffic matters.
- Drug offences
- Assault & theft
- Bail & appeals
Our Lawyers
The people you'll actually work with.
We're a small team by design. When you call A.W. Law, you speak with a lawyer — not an intake screen.
Muhammad Hasif
Associate Director
Family Law (Civil & Syariah) · Civil Litigation · Criminal Law · Corporate · Wills, Probate & Administration · Debt Recovery
English · Malay · Bahasa Indonesia
Roy Paul Mukkam
Associate Director
Civil Litigation · Bankruptcy & Insolvency · Criminal Law · Corporate · Debt Recovery · Family & Syariah Law
English · Malay · Malayalam
How we work
Three steps, no surprises.
01
Talk it through
Book a consultation or WhatsApp us. We listen first, then explain your options in plain words.
02
Agree the plan
We send you a written plan and a clear fee quote before any work starts — no surprise bills.
03
Move forward
We handle the paperwork, court filings, and negotiations. You stay informed at each step.
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Common questions
Before you call.
How do I choose the right law firm in Singapore?
Pick a firm that regularly handles your type of matter, puts fees in writing before any work starts, and can talk to you in a language you're comfortable in. Read independent reviews (A.W. Law LLC holds 4.8★ across 177+ Google reviews) and check that you'll deal with an actual lawyer, not an intake screen. Most firms, including ours, offer a free first consultation, so you can judge the fit before you commit.
Do I need to speak English?
No. We regularly take matters in Malay, Tamil, and Vietnamese, as well as English. Let us know your preferred language when you reach out.
How much will it cost?
The first consultation is free. After that, we quote in writing before any billable work starts — so you decide with full information.
What should I bring to the first meeting?
Just yourself. If you already have documents (summons, letters, agreements), bring copies. If not, we'll tell you what to collect next.
Do you handle Syariah matters?
Yes. We have significant Syariah Court experience — including Talak, Khuluk, and Fasakh divorces, plus the ancillary matters that follow.
Can I reach you after office hours?
Weekdays until 10pm on WhatsApp for urgent matters. We aim to reply within the same evening.
Where are you based?
133 New Bridge Road, #20-03 Chinatown Point. Two minutes from Chinatown MRT Exit E. Street parking is available along New Bridge Road.
What clients say
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Get in touch
Have a question? Start a conversation.
First consultations are free and obligation-free. We respond within one business day — usually faster.