Tan Lee & Partners
Tan Lee & Partners

Our Lawyers

Lee Chow Soon, Senior Partner · Notary Public · Commissioner for Oaths at Tan Lee & Partners

Lee Chow Soon

Senior Partner · Notary Public · Commissioner for Oaths

Called to the Singapore Bar in 1978 · PBM, BBM, JP (ret.)

Mr. Lee Chow Soon

Mr. Lee is one of the founding partners of Tan Lee & Partners. He leads the firm's Corporate, Conveyancing, Probate and Trust matters. He is also a Notary Public and a Commissioner for Oaths, and sits on several committees in a diverse range of corporations and bodies.

Corporate · Conveyancing · Probate · Trusts · Notarial work

Mabel Tan Swee Hong, Partner at Tan Lee & Partners

Mabel Tan Swee Hong

Partner

National University of Singapore · Called to the Bar in 1984

Ms. Mabel Tan Swee Hong

Ms. Tan joined the firm as a Consultant in 2007 and became a partner in June 2011. She has extensive experience in various aspects of Land Law and Conveyancing matters, having also worked in-house for some years.

Real Estate · Landlord & Tenant · Development Projects · Probate · Family Law · Ship Financing

Choo Yean Lin

Partner

Lim Say Fang, Legal Associate at Tan Lee & Partners

Lim Say Fang

Legal Associate

University of Sheffield, UK · Barrister-at-Law, Lincoln's Inn · Called to the England and Wales Bar in 1998 and the Singapore Bar in 2000

Ms. Lim Say Fang

Ms. Lim joined the firm in 2006. Before practising law, she spent several years at one of the Big Four audit firms in Singapore. She is a qualified Corporate Secretary and an Associate of the Institute of Chartered Secretaries and Administrators, and has taught Company Law at the Singapore Institute of Chartered Secretaries & Administrators.

General Litigation · Family Law · Wills · General Corporate

Gabriel Low Zhi Liang

Legal Associate

Juris Doctor, Second Class (Upper) Honours (Singapore University of Social Sciences) · Degree in Psychology (National University of Singapore)

Mr. Gabriel Low Zhi Liang

Before his legal career, Gabriel spent 15 years as a Probation Officer and later as an Assistant Director in the Ministry of Social and Family Development, so he brings a keen understanding of Singapore's probation and rehabilitation regimes, youth justice and the family law landscape. He has assisted local and international clients in commercial and civil matters, including the sale and purchase of businesses, payment claims under the Building and Construction Industry Security of Payment Act (SOPA) and contractual disputes. He is a member of the Law Society of Singapore and the Singapore Academy of Law.

Commercial and Civil Dispute Resolution · Corporate Advisory · Criminal · Family Law

Choo Si Sen

Consultant · Notary Public · Commissioner for Oaths

Justice of Peace (R.) · BBM · PBM · LLB (Hons)

Mr. Choo Si Sen

Mr. Choo's legal career spans more than 45 years, starting as a Deputy Public Prosecutor and State Counsel in the Legal Service before going into private practice. He has substantive experience in conveyancing, and has handled criminal cases ranging from minor to capital offences, from traffic offences and rioting to high profile murder cases in the High Court. He is a legal advisor to a wide variety of private and civic organisations, one of the Chinese Embassy's five panel lawyers in Singapore, and an Honorary Council member of the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce & Industry.

Criminal Law · Conveyancing · Probate and Societies & Charitable Organisations

Patrick Nai Thiam Siew

Consultant

LLB (Hons)

Mr. Patrick Nai Thiam Siew

Patrick has over 30 years of experience in broad based corporate, litigation and taxation work. He began as a Commercial Affairs Officer with the Ministry of Finance, investigating white collar crime. At KhattarWong and Partners he specialised in shipping and criminal litigation, and at Abraham Low LLC, where he became a Partner/Director in 1997, he focused on civil and criminal litigation and corporate secretarial work. He was also with IRAS for 12 years, where he represented the Comptroller of Income Tax in numerous tax evasion prosecutions and in GBF v Comptroller of Income Tax [2016] SGITBR, the first time the Comptroller used the anti-avoidance provision in Section 33 of the Income Tax Act against an individual.

Civil Litigation · Taxation · Shipping and Arbitration

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