When a parent undergoes a religious conversion, it can have significant legal and cultural implications for the entire family. In Malaysia, the conversion of a father from non-Muslim to Muslim can have implications for the child’s inheritance rights. This article explores the effects of a father’s conversion to Islam on a child’s inheritance in Malaysia,...
In the aftermath of a loved one’s passing, beneficiaries of an estate eagerly anticipate the distribution of their inheritances. However, when an executor delays the distribution of assets, it can create frustration and uncertainty for beneficiaries. While it is the duty of the executor to administer the estate efficiently, delays can occur due to various...
Estate planning is a crucial aspect of securing the future of one’s assets and ensuring the smooth transfer of wealth upon death. In Malaysia, signing two Wills on the same day introduces a complex legal scenario that necessitates a comprehensive understanding of the potential consequences involved. This article delves into the intricate details of the...
When it comes to estate planning, two critical roles that often come into play are the executor of a Will and the guardian of minor children. While both positions carry significant responsibilities, their powers and duties differ considerably. In Malaysia, understanding the distinctions between these roles is essential for ensuring the smooth administration of estates...
Estate planning involves making important decisions regarding the distribution of assets after one’s passing. However, conflicts can arise between the instructions outlined in a will and the survivorship clause associated with a joint bank account. This article delves into the legal implications and considerations surrounding whether the survivorship clause or the will prevails in asset...
Everyone is entitled to inherit assets of a deceased person either by a will created by the deceased or if the deceased has died intestate, the inheritance will be made according to Section 6 of the Distribution Act 1958. If you are considering leaving your assets to a beneficiary who has been declared bankrupt in...
Co-proprietorship, also known as co-ownership, is a form of property ownership in which two or more individuals jointly own a property. Each co-proprietor has a legal interest in the property and shares in the ownership rights and responsibilities of the property. There are two types of co-proprietorship: joint tenancy and tenancy in common. Joint Tenancy:...
What are digital assets? In case you’re not familiar with digital assets, let me explain simply. Digital assets refer to your online accounts such as cryptocurrency accounts, e-wallets, social media accounts, emails, and any other accounts that exist on the internet. Any account that exists online is considered a digital asset. It’s important to note...
Even though a Will can be challenged, it is still an important legal document that provides a clear expression of your wishes in regards to the distribution of your assets after your death. Here are a few reasons why having a Will is still important: Control over asset distribution: With a Will, you have control...
Creating a Will is an essential part of estate planning that ensures your assets are distributed according to your wishes after your death. While it’s possible to write a Will on your own, many people in Malaysia choose to hire a professional Will writer to help them with this important task. In this article, we’ll...
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