Estate Planning Intern (Business and Law undergrads welcome)

THEREAFTER PTE. LTD.Singaporemycareersfuturepublished 08/19/2026
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About Thereafter Thereafter Pte. Ltd. is a Singapore-based estate planning and Wills drafting company. We support individuals and families in understanding and preparing the relevant documentation for their future estate and succession planning needs. We believe that estate planning is not simply about preparing a Will. It requires an understanding of an individual's assets, family circumstances, business interests and the practical considerations that may arise when planning for the future. This internship has been designed as a  structured learning and professional exposure programme  for individuals who are interested in understanding the broader ecosystem surrounding estate planning, succession and business continuity. Why This Internship May Be Valuable for Business and Law Undergraduates Estate planning sits at the intersection of  law, business, wealth, succession and family dynamics . For  Business undergraduates , the programme offers exposure to areas that are often not extensively covered in traditional business education. Interns may gain a better understanding of how privately held businesses, ownership structures and succession considerations can affect business continuity and long-term planning. For  Law undergraduates , the programme provides an opportunity to better understand how concepts relating to Wills, succession, probate, estate administration, trusts and business succession may arise in practical contexts. Interns may also have opportunities to learn from legal professionals and gain exposure to the wider professional ecosystem surrounding estate and succession matters. Rather than focusing on a single discipline, this programme is designed to provide exposure to the  practical intersection between law, business, wealth and succession . The Learning Experience Depending on the intern's interests, programme schedule and availability of suitable opportunities, interns may be exposed to the following areas:

  1. Estate Planning & Wills Education

Interns may learn about the fundamental concepts and processes surrounding: Wills and succession planning

Common estate planning considerations

Family and beneficiary considerations

Probate and estate administration

The practical role of different professionals involved in the estate planning ecosystem

Common issues that may arise when succession planning is delayed or incomplete

The focus of these sessions is on  education, research and professional exposure .

  1. Professional Shadowing Opportunities

Selected interns may have opportunities to observe: How estate planning information and circumstances are discussed and documented

How relevant client information is gathered and organised

The practical workflow involved in the preparation and coordination of estate planning documentation

How professionals from different disciplines may work within the broader estate planning ecosystem

All shadowing opportunities involving sensitive or confidential information will be subject to appropriate confidentiality requirements, supervision and client consent where applicable.

  1. Business Succession Planning Exposure

Interns may also be introduced to concepts surrounding business succession and continuity, including: Succession challenges faced by privately held businesses

Ownership and shareholding considerations

Business continuity and succession planning

Family business considerations

The relationship between personal succession planning and business ownership

Corporate structures and ownership transition concepts

This component is particularly relevant to students who are interested in corporate advisory, private wealth, family businesses and long-term business planning.

  1. Learning Sessions With Industry Professionals

Where suitable opportunities are available, interns may participate in curated learning sessions involving professionals such as: Corporate lawyers

Estate and succession professionals

Private wealth practitioners

Corporate and commercial professionals

Other relevant industry specialists

Topics may include business succession, corporate structures, ownership transitions and other areas relevant to estate planning and succession.

  1. Attachment & External Learning Opportunities

Depending on availability and suitability, selected interns may have opportunities for external professional exposure or attachments with selected affiliate or partner organisations, which may include: Law firms

Corporate and commercial practices

Private wealth-related businesses

Other professional firms relevant to estate planning and business succession

These opportunities are intended to help interns develop a broader understanding of the professional ecosystem and how different disciplines may interact when dealing with estate, succession and business continuity matters. Internship Responsibilities Interns may be involved in: Researching estate planning, succession and related legal and business topics for educational and internal knowledge purposes

Assisting with the preparation of educational, research and internal knowledge materials

Supporting the development of learning programmes and knowledge resources

Conducting research on business succession and ownership-related topics

Attending selected learning sessions, briefings and professional discussions

Assisting with administrative and operational processes relating to the preparation and coordination of documentation

Supporting internal projects relevant to the company's work and the intern's professional development

Maintaining strict confidentiality when handling or being exposed to sensitive information

Undertaking other responsibilities and projects relevant to the internship programme

Who We Are Looking For We welcome applications from individuals who: Are currently pursuing, or have recently completed, studies in  Business, Law or a related discipline

Have a strong interest in estate planning, succession, business, private wealth or corporate matters

Are curious about the intersection between law and real-world business and personal circumstances

Possess good research, communication and organisational skills

Are proactive, responsible and willing to learn

Can maintain professionalism and confidentiality

Are able to commit for a minimum period of  6 months

No prior experience in estate planning is required.  A genuine interest in learning, intellectual curiosity and a willingness to explore unfamiliar areas are highly valued. What You May Gain From This Internship Depending on your participation and the opportunities available during your internship, you may gain: Foundational knowledge of estate planning and succession

Exposure to practical issues surrounding Wills and succession planning

A broader understanding of how law, business, wealth and family circumstances can intersect

Exposure to business succession and continuity considerations

Opportunities to learn from professionals across different disciplines

Potential professional shadowing and external learning opportunities

Stronger research, communication and professional skills

Valuable exposure for individuals considering careers in areas such as law, private wealth, family business, corporate advisory, succession planning and related professional fields

Important Notice This internship is designed primarily as an  educational, research and professional development programme . Interns will  not  be required or authorised to provide legal advice, legal opinions, financial advice or other regulated professional advice to clients or members of the public. Interns will not independently advise on or determine the legal, financial or professional suitability of any arrangement or document. Any exposure to client matters, legal professionals or external organisations will be subject to appropriate supervision, confidentiality requirements, client consent where applicable and the relevant arrangements governing such activities. Application Interested applicants should submit their resume together with a short write-up explaining: Why you are interested in this internship; and

Which area(s) — estate planning, law, business succession, private wealth or corporate matters — you would like to learn more about.