NOELLE TEOH

Noelle graduated from the Singapore University of Social Sciences in 2022 and was admitted as an Advocate and Solicitor of the Supreme Court of Singapore in August 2023.

She has been recognised as a Family Law Rising Star in the 2024 Doyle’s Guide, identifying her as a future leader in Family & Matrimonial law in Singapore.

Noelle is fluent in English and Mandarin and conversant in dialect.

Qualifications

• Advocate and Solicitor (2023)
• Juris Doctor (Singapore University of Social Sciences)
• Bachelor of Psychology (Hons II) (James Cook University)
• Diploma in Early Childhood Education (Ngee Ann Polytechnic)
• Advanced Certificate in Training and Assessment
• Certificate in Practical Counselling (Basic)

Noelle’s experience in the social service sector, her past experience in working with children and her life experiences has sparked her passion to the work in family and criminal law.

Witnessing firsthand the struggles of individuals and families in need of legal help has revealed to Noelle the profound impact legal proceedings can have on their lives and that of their loved ones. This experience has instilled in Noelle a strong belief that access to effective legal representation is crucial for families facing difficult times.

Noelle’s Family Law Experience
Noelle recognises that family law issues are often deeply personally and emotionally charged. She takes the time to truly understand her client’s unique circumstances, goals and concerns. This approach allows Noelle to partner with her clients in developing a tailored strategy that addresses their specific needs.

Her understanding of the emotional and human aspect of family law fuels Noelle’s dedication to her clients. She walks beside them through the complexities of the process, aiming at helping them achieve closure and to empower them in regaining control over their lives.

Noelle’s commitment goes beyond achieving legal victories – it is about facilitating a healing and brighter future for families in transition.

Areas of Practice:

• Pre-Divorce Matters
• Simplified Divorce Proceedings
• Contested Divorce Proceedings
• Ancillary Matters Proceedings
• Stay Proceedings
• Variation Applications
• Relocation Applications
• Discovery and Interrogatories Applications
• Child Representative Matters
• Will Drafting
• Committal Proceedings
• Family Violence Issues and Personal Protection Order Applications
• Pre- and Post Nuptial Agreements

Criminal Law

Noelle understands the lasting impact of criminal proceedings on her client’s lives. Beyond the legal complexities, clients facing criminal charges or dealing with harassment often face a rollercoaster of emotions-anxiety, frustration and uncertainty.

With this understanding, Noelle prioritises building trust and creating a safe space from the outset, allowing clients to openly discuss their situation. She believes in explaining the legal process in understandable terms, keeping clients informed of their options and the developments in their case, and ensuring that they will always have a voice in the decision-making process.

Noelle is a passionate advocate for fair treatment and due process. She approaches each case with a strategic mindset, meticulously considering past precedents and the client’s unique circumstances identify the strongest arguments and to seek the best possible outcome for her clients.

Areas of Practice:

• Protection from Harassment Act (“POHA”) Proceedings
• Juvenile Offences
• Sexual Offences
• Hurt Offences
• Drug Offences
• Cheating Offences
• Regulatory Offences

Past Experience

Prior to joining the legal sector, Noelle was working experience in the social service sector, which has helped her develop her communication and project management skills.

As part of her mid-career development, Noelle decided to pursue her legal studies at SUSS, allowing her to continue working full-time while pursuing her studies.

During her legal education, Noelle has done legal clerkships at the State Courts and two law firms which gave her an insight into the actual workings of the legal sector.