Infinity Legal LLC is a Singapore law practice on the twelfth floor of Central SOHO 1 at 6 Eu Tong Sen Street, in the riverside Clarke Quay district. Its three stated credentials — Advocates & Solicitors, Commissioner for Oaths and Notary Public — capture the twin sides of the firm: advocacy in disputes and commercial work, and the notarial paperwork that individuals and businesses need handled reliably.
The firm's core practice areas are broad: litigation and arbitration, intellectual property, trust and property disputes, tax, personal data protection, succession, wills and probate, insolvency, employment law, tenancy, criminal law, charity law, and commercial, corporate and regulatory matters. Alongside client work, it publishes plain-language Insights on Singapore legal topics and runs PDPA training.
Infinity Legal is especially well reviewed for its notarial services: clients report documents notarised the same day, apostille support for overseas-bound papers, and lawyers willing to travel to clients who cannot come in — including seniors selling property abroad. Reviewers also note the team's working knowledge of Cantonese and Malay, helpful for older clients and foreign-language documents.
The firm holds a 5.0 rating across about 80 Google reviews, with clients praising quick, responsive document preparation, thorough and kind consultations, and a clean, tidy office. The SOHO block is a short walk from Clarke Quay MRT Exit E, with the lift lobby located near Burger King.
Step out of Clarke Quay MRT at Exit E and, within a few minutes, you can be on the twelfth floor of Central SOHO 1, where Infinity Legal LLC keeps its practice. Three credentials sit beneath the firm's name — Advocates & Solicitors, Commissioner for Oaths and Notary Public — and they capture the two sides of what the office does: advocacy in disputes and commercial matters on one hand, and the notarial paperwork that individuals and businesses constantly need done properly on the other. It is a compact Clarke Quay practice with an unusually wide brief.
The firm's core list is broad. It covers litigation and arbitration, intellectual property, trust and property disputes, tax practice, personal data protection, succession, wills and probate, insolvency, employment law, tenancy, criminal law, charity law, and commercial, corporate and regulatory matters. In practical terms, that means the same firm can act for an individual settling a family estate, a landlord or tenant in disagreement, an employee or employer untangling a work injury compensation claim, or a company drafting contracts and sorting out regulatory obligations. Infinity Legal also publishes an Insights section — short, plain-language notes on topics such as criminal law and procedure, matrimonial assets, intestate succession, charity law and tax — which is worth reading before a first consultation.
A large share of the firm's public reviews come from notarial clients, and they are strikingly consistent. One had documents notarised on the same day and left delighted. Another needed notarisation plus a witness for a stubborn piece of paperwork and reported the job "knocked out in one day" after what had proved a frustrating process to arrange elsewhere in Singapore. A third described Morris — the lawyer clients most often name — travelling to elderly relatives who were not mobile to notarise documents for a property sale in Malaysia, reading papers in Malay along the way and using a working knowledge of Cantonese to put seniors at ease; the same reviewer noted that early guidance on foreign notary requirements ended in cost savings. Apostille services for documents going overseas are part of the offering too, with reviewers calling the service professional and efficient.
Personal data protection has its own section of the firm's website, training included. One founder of a SaaS job-board platform recounted engaging the firm to draft and review Terms & Conditions, a Privacy Policy and a Data Protection Policy: the work ensured PDPA compliance, strengthened contractual clauses well beyond the data-protection ones, and pointed the developers to the PDPC's compliance guide and the OWASP Top 10 vulnerabilities. Clients return to the same phrases — holistic review, attention to detail, value added past the letter of the brief.
Infinity Legal holds a 5.0 rating across some 80 Google reviews. Reviewers describe a responsive team that prepares documents quickly, gives kind and thorough support in consultation, and works from a clean, tidy office; one calls it simply the go-to law firm for compliance and regulatory work. The practicalities are easy. Clarke Quay Station, Exit E, is the nearest MRT exit, and the office sits in the SOHO block — visitors are advised to look for the lift lobby near Burger King. Getting in touch is straightforward: phone +65 6988 8986, mobile +65 9878 9389, or email enquiry@infinitylegal.com.sg.
Whether you need a statutory declaration sworn, an apostille sorted before an overseas transaction, a will or probate question answered, or a company's data-protection house put in order, Infinity Legal pairs notarial convenience with full-service capability. A riverside address, same-day turnaround on much of the paperwork, and a steady stream of five-star thanks have made it a quiet fixture of the Clarke Quay office scene.