Mr Goh Ting Sin

A Partner You Can Rely On

Mr Goh Ting Sin joined Messrs S.K. Song as a partner and has since become one of the firm's most versatile practitioners. His caseload spans several distinct areas of law (debt recovery, property transactions, probate and administration, and matrimonial matters), which gives him a well-rounded perspective that clients find particularly useful when their legal issues overlap across different disciplines.

Debt Recovery & Enforcement

One of the most common reasons clients seek out Mr Goh is for debt recovery. He handles the full spectrum of debt-related work: issuing statutory demands under the Companies Act 2016, obtaining summary judgments under Order 14 of the Rules of Court 2012, and executing writs of seizure and sale against recalcitrant debtors. He is thorough in his approach, making sure that every procedural step is properly attended to, because he has seen first-hand how a technical defect in the originating process can delay recovery by months. For commercial clients dealing with bad debts, Mr Goh provides clear, upfront advice about the prospects of recovery and the costs involved, so there are no surprises down the line.

Property & Conveyancing

On the property side, Mr Goh handles sale and purchase agreements, both for residential and commercial properties. He is familiar with the Housing Development (Control and Licensing) Act 1966 as it applies to stratified developments, and regularly advises purchasers who encounter delayed delivery of vacant possession or defective works. His conveyancing work extends to remortgaging, transfer of titles at the Land Office, and the drafting of tenancy agreements. Given the pace of property development in the Iskandar region, he has seen his fair share of complicated joint venture arrangements and cross-border transactions involving Singaporean buyers.

Probate & Matrimonial Matters

Mr Goh also accepts instructions for probate and letters of administration, guiding personal representatives through what can be an emotionally taxing process after the loss of a family member. He prepares the necessary petitions for the High Court, handles creditor claims against the estate, and assists with the distribution of assets according to the will or, in intestate cases, under the Distribution Act 1958. On the matrimonial side, he acts for spouses in divorce petitions, both contested and uncontested, as well as applications for maintenance, custody, and the division of matrimonial assets under the Law Reform (Marriage and Divorce) Act 1976. He understands that family disputes require not just legal knowledge but also a degree of sensitivity, and he strives to resolve these matters as amicably as possible while still protecting his client's interests.

Mr Goh is known within the firm for his meticulous file management and his willingness to take the time to explain legal procedures to clients who may be encountering the court system for the first time. That patience has earned him a loyal base of repeat clients and referrals.