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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 is Surviving Clause (Commorientes Clause) in a Will?

A commorientes clause, as described in the Will, establishes that beneficiaries can only receive gifts if they survive the testator by a specified period, typically 30 days after the testator’s passing. This provision is particularly important in situations where both the testator and beneficiary pass away simultaneously, or when it’s impossible to determine the order...

Important Role in a Testamentary Trust – Protector

In the realm of estate planning, testamentary trusts serve as powerful tools to ensure the smooth transfer of assets to minor beneficiaries according to the wishes and arrangement of the settlor. In Malaysia, testamentary trusts provide individuals with the flexibility and control they desire over the distribution of their assets. To ensure a testamentary trust...

Can Foreigners write a Will in Malaysia?

Making a Will is like setting up a roadmap for what happens to your assets after you pass away. But for foreigners residing or possessing assets in Malaysia, a pressing question arises: Can foreigners write a Will in Malaysia?   Legal Framework Malaysia has a legal system that govern wills and estates, with the Wills...

Debunking Common Misconceptions About Estate Planning and Insurance

Estate planning and insurance are crucial aspects of financial management, yet many individuals harbor misconceptions that can hinder informed decision-making. Addressing these myths is vital for helping public navigate the complexities of securing their financial future. In this article, we will debunk some common misunderstandings surrounding estate planning and insurance.   Myth 1: “Estate Planning...