Knowledge you should grab

This blog is to help you gain more knowledge about estate planning and all-you-should-know when having your estate planned.
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What Types of Trusts Are Available in Malaysia?

Thinking about the future can feel overwhelming, but planning ahead is one of the best ways to protect your loved ones and secure their financial well-being. Trusts are an incredibly versatile tool to help manage and distribute your wealth, safeguard your children’s inheritance, and make sure that your assets are used responsibly. In Malaysia, there...

Can my Will be written in Mandarin?

Recently, a client approached us with an intriguing question: “Can my Will be written in Mandarin?” She mentioned that a friend had drafted her Will in Mandarin and was curious if this was legally valid in Malaysia. Inspired by her friend’s experience, she was considering doing the same but wanted to ensure it wouldn’t cause...

Can me and my wife just write 1 Will?

Mr. Tan came to us with a question, “Can me and my wife just write one Will for both of us?”. He had heard that couples could share one will, known as mutual will, which might seem convenient. He brings this question to us seeking clarification.   What is ‘Mutual Will’? A mutual will is...

Why should I appoint a Trustee Company as my Trustee?

As legacy advisors in Malaysia, we are also facing some questions which related to testamentary trust. A common question we encounter is from individuals like Mr. Lee, who asked, “Should I choose Trustee Company like Amanah Raya or an individual trustee for my trust?”.   Trustee Company such as Amanah Raya, which is the only...

Who should I appoint as an executor for my minor children?

Under Section 4(2) of the Probate Administration Act 1959, [(2) If any beneficiary is an infant, or if a life interest arises under the will or intestacy, administration shall be granted either to a trust corporation (with or without an individual) or to not less than two individuals: Provided that— (a) the Court may in...