Most people assume that wills are only for the elderly or the terminally ill. In reality, no matter your age, marital status, or health, if you own assets or have loved ones you want to protect, you should plan your will sooner rather than later. Here are five common scenarios that might apply to you...

The Myth of “One and Done” When most people write a will, they do it with good intentions—and a sense of relief. It feels like a box checked, a task completed. Something responsible adults do, especially after having kids. But here’s the truth that rarely gets said: writing a will isn’t a one-time task. It’s...

Many people believe that writing a Will on their own and simply letting their children manage everything later is good enough. After all, it seems like a straightforward matter—just state who gets what, and it’s done. But what many don’t realize is that this approach can come with serious legal and emotional consequences, especially in...

Estate planning ensures that your estate is distributed according to your wishes, but what happens if both you and your beneficiary pass away at the same time? This situation, often arising from accidents or disasters, can create legal uncertainty in determining who inherits the estate.   The Legal Presumption of Survivorship Under Malaysian law, the...