Sheila Cheng holds a Masters of Law (LLM) from the National University of Singapore, as well as a 2nd Upper Class Honours from the University of Bristol.

A conscientious and capable lawyer, Sheila recognizes the importance of ensuring her clients understand the legal process and the options available. Oftentimes, she is able to reach desirable outcomes while ensuring all parties remain cordial.

Sheila’s field of expertise in family law includes dealing with matters such as:

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• Appeal cases;
• Contested and Uncontested Divorces;
• Mediation;
• Children Custody;
• Maintenance of Wife and Child;
• Division of Matrimonial Assets;
• Personal Protection Orders;
• Variation of Court Orders and Maintenance Summons;
• Prenuptial and Postnuptial Agreements.

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Sheila was an active volunteer writer at the Meet the People’s sessions at Holland – Bukit Timah GRC during her school days. Beyond the office, Sheila also travels regularly to Thailand to do volunteer work with children.

Sheila is fluent in both English and Mandarin.

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WHAT OUR CLIENTS SAY:

“Working overseas, it was not easy to balance the time-consuming, emotionally-draining, financial stresses and uncertainties of divorce in Singapore.

PKWA understood my situation and did exceptionally well to communicate clearly, through email, for me to make balanced and legally-advised choices.

With divorce being a once-in-a-lifetime event, it would not have been possible for me to have done this alone without PKWA to guide me.

They listened and interpreted, filtered out things that would not be helpful for the situation, avoided traps & skillfully maneuvered the path, gave assurances and communicated next steps and gave me likely outcomes that I would have had to consider to make the best decisions.

PKWA managed to help me close at Mediation 1 without having to go further to Mediation 2 and the Litigation stages for which I am sincerely thankful.

Team consisted of Low Jin Liang with Sheila Cheng & Helen Hui who all worked in unison to help me present my case and negotiate with the plaintiff’s solicitors.” – David Chiu

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