L. A. Gomes & Co

25/12/2025

🥳🎉🎁🎄

30/03/2025

31/01/2025

CHINESE NEW YEAR HOLIDAY NOTICE

In celebration of Chinese New Year, we will be taking a break today (31/1/25) and we will resume operations on Monday (3/2/25)

Thank you for your understanding and wishing all who celebrate a prosperous Chinese New Year!

恭喜发财，蛇年快乐！

02/01/2025

Happy New Year 🎆🎇 We look forward to serving you in our revamped space in 2025!

09/07/2024

***ANNOUNCEMENT***

It has come to our knowledge that our firm’s name and details have been illegally used on a fake firm letterhead in an allegedly viral post and distributed publicly thereby causing misrepresentations.

We hereby disclaim our firm’s involvement in this matter. We have taken the appropriates steps to alert the authorities.

We hereby reserve our rights and will not hesitate to take legal action against all related parties. We would like to reiterate that the said letter was not issued by our law firm and we are not in any way involved in this matter.

We urge members of the public to refrain from sharing or forwarding these fake documents and misinformation.

Kindly reach out to us if you wish to seek further clarification via WhatsApp at 0103175420 or email us at [email protected]

06/05/2024

Kindly note that our office will be closed from 12pm
and will resume operation from 2 pm for today.

27/03/2024

The offer of free legal fees may not cover disbursements such as stamp duties, search fees, registration fees, printing charges, purchase of documents costs, etc, and the purchaser will have to pay for them.

13/02/2024

Please be informed thaf our office will be open for half day today and operations will resume as usual tomorrow.

We take this opportunity to wish everyone Gong Xi Fatt Chai! May the dawn of the Year of the Dragon bring you and your family a good fortune, success and prosperity🐉

12/11/2022

People who said it cannot be done, should not interrupt those who are doing it.

15/06/2020

Earlier this week, non-essential court proceedings resumed in Singapore after two months on hold owing to the Covid-19 circuit breaker. In most cases, lawyers will continue to appear remotely before judges via teleconference. Trying to make a persuasive argument on the Zoom videoconferencing softwar...