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About The Firm
Managing Director, Sarah-Mae Thomas leads the firm here in Singapore.
We do not believe in being conventional; we believe in thinking outside the box.
With a strong network of global connections and relationships, we are able to assist you in a cutting-edge manner to ensure that you get the best outcome possible.
We are at the forefront of technology and innovation, which means that your legal issues can be handled in the most efficient way and with the best tools available.
As a firm we handle every case with sensitivity and empathy. You can rest assured that we will always be that voice of reason that has your best interest at heart.
“Innovation is seeing what everybody has seen, and thinking what nobody has thought” - Dr Albert Scott
About Sarah-Mae Thomas
Managing Director
Singapore and Australia qualified
LLB (Hons)/BA, Monash University, Melbourne (Australia)
Advocate & Solicitor, Supreme Court of Singapore
Solicitor, Supreme Court of Victoria
SMC Accredited Mediator
Sarah-Mae handles a broad spectrum of legal matters and in particular, specialises in Family Law, Civil Litigation and Juvenile matters. Having also trained and worked in Melbourne, Australia for several years, Sarah-Mae offers a breadth of multi-jurisdictional experience to all the matters she handles. Sarah-Mae is particularly invested in family matters and offers a practical, collaborative and empathetic approach to all her cases.
Sarah-Mae understands that facing a dire family situation can be one of the most traumatic and painful experiences in an individual’s life. Sarah-Mae firmly believes that clients can experience immense hope and freedom with the right perspective and support systems.
Sarah-Mae is passionate about assisting her clients to obtain the best possible outcome so that they can move on with their lives. She is committed to providing high quality legal advice that is both holistic and at competitive rates.
Outside the law, Sarah-Mae is passionate about social justice and human rights. During her university days, she spent time at the United Nations (Geneva) and in Africa, working on causes that are close to her heart.