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Impacts of Remarriages on Estate Planning in Malaysia

Not everyone experiences just one marriage in their lifetime; some may enter into multiple marriages for various reason like divorce, the passing of a spouse, or personal choices. Incorporating your new spouse into your estate-planning can be a complex matter, especially when children from previous marriages are in the equation. Understanding the significant consideration surrounding...

How can I assert ownership of belongings in the event of my parents’ passing without a will?

It is customary for many elderly individuals to avoid creating a Will due to considering it a taboo. Nevertheless, opting not to draft a Will could potentially create more difficulties for your family members rather than being of assistance to them. Let’s have a general run through on how Wills work. When your parents pass...

Simple Mistakes to Avoid While Writing A Will.

There are a few things to look out for when preparing your own Will. These are the few main common mistakes that people make when writing a Will. 1. The Distribution Method Naturally, if you do not write a Will, the Malaysian government will distribute your assets according to the Distribution Act 1958 which are...

Can your Will include your mistress or sugar baby?

It is not a common thing to include your mistress in your Will especially in Malaysia. However, it’s undeniable that some individuals engage in extramarital relationships. It must be noted that in Malaysia, these third parties such as mistresses or concubines or sugar baby dont have legal rights to your assets. Those rights belongs to...

The Resealing of Malaysian Grant of Probate / Letters of Administration

These days, with the ever growing market and career opportunities, it is especially common for Malaysian citizens to pass away with assets in both Malaysia and Singapore, and possibly in other countries as well. Typically, the personal representatives of the deceased Malaysian citizen consult a Malaysian lawyer to obtain the Grant of Probate or the...

Conversion of a Father to Islam: Implications for Child’s Inheritance in Malaysia

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,...

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