Three lawyers. One office. Every matter taken seriously.

A.W. Law LLC has three Advocates & Solicitors of the Supreme Court of Singapore: Abdul Wahab (Managing Director, admitted 2015), Muhammad Hasif (Associate Director, admitted 2020), and Roy Paul Mukkam (Associate Director, admitted 2013). All three are listed on the Law Society of Singapore's public directory and practise from the firm's Chinatown Point office.

You do not need to choose. The 10-min Discovery Session is taken by whichever lawyer would actually run the matter, based on the practice area and language preference. As a rough guide: Wahab takes most family, Syariah, and criminal investigation matters; Roy leads contested civil litigation, High Court trials, and appeals; Hasif handles family, Syariah, civil commercial, and white-collar criminal work. If you have a strong preference, ask for them by name when you book.

Wahab speaks English, Malay, and Tamil. Hasif speaks English, Malay, and Bahasa Indonesia. Roy speaks English, Malay, and Malayalam. The firm-wide working languages are English, Malay (Bahasa), Mandarin (中文), Tamil (தமிழ்), and Vietnamese (Tiếng Việt). Translation staff are on hand for Mandarin and Vietnamese, and certified court interpreters step in when matters reach trial.

Yes. All three are admitted Advocates & Solicitors of the Supreme Court of Singapore and members of the Law Society of Singapore. Credentials are publicly verifiable on the Law Society's online directory at lawsociety.org.sg. The firm itself is a registered Singapore law practice, ID A.W. Law LLC, regulated under the Legal Profession Act.

The same lawyer who takes your Discovery Session runs the case to its end — through filing, hearings, sentencing or settlement, and any appeal. We do not hand files between lawyers as a matter of course. The other two lawyers may step in on a discrete piece (e.g. an arbitration hearing where the lead is double-booked), but only with your prior agreement and at no additional cost.

Between the three of us, we appear at the State Courts (Havelock Square), the Family Justice Courts, the Syariah Court of Singapore (Lengkok Bahru), the High Court of Singapore, and the Court of Appeal. We also appear in arbitration at the Singapore International Arbitration Centre (SIAC), and Wahab holds full rights of audience at the Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC) Courts.

Fees are quoted in writing before any paid work starts, typically as a flat fee or capped hourly with a written ceiling. Indicative ranges: a simple uncontested civil divorce S$2,800 – S$5,500; an uncontested Syariah divorce S$2,000 – S$3,800; a plea-and-mitigation in a State Courts criminal matter S$3,500 – S$7,000; a contested civil trial S$15,000 – S$45,000 depending on length. The 10-min Discovery Session is always free. The Legal Aid Bureau and the Criminal Legal Aid Scheme (CLAS) cover many matters for clients on lower incomes; we'll flag eligibility during the Discovery Session.

Yes. We are at 133 New Bridge Road, #20-03 Chinatown Point — two minutes from Chinatown MRT (NE4 / DT19), Exit E. Walk-ins are welcome on weekdays between 2pm and 5pm. If a particular lawyer is in court that afternoon, reception will let you know and book you in for the next available slot. For anything urgent, message us on WhatsApp first.