Planning for the future, dealing with a loved one’s estate or going through a family matter can be personal and, at times, difficult. We help local Malaysian and foreign clients with these matters in a clear and practical way, from our office in Kuala Lumpur.

What we help with

Wills and succession planning

• Wills and succession planning
• Muslim wills (wasiat)
• Hibah

Estates

• Probate and administration of estates

Family and matrimonial matters

• Family and matrimonial matters
• Divorce – we handle divorce for both civil and Syariah matters

Who we help

• Families planning ahead. Parents and individuals who want to make sure their loved ones are looked after and their assets pass the way they wish.
• Muslim clients. Those who wish to arrange a wasiat or hibah as part of their family planning.
• Families after a loss. Executors and next of kin who need help with probate, administering an estate and distributing assets.
• Foreign clients. Foreign nationals with property or other assets in Malaysia who want their affairs here in order.
• People going through a family change. Those facing separation or divorce, civil or Syariah, who need clear advice on their next steps.

Speaking with us in confidence

We understand these matters are personal. What you share with us is kept confidential, and we take the time to explain things in plain language so you can make decisions with confidence.

When to review your will

It is a good idea to review your will when your circumstances change, for example when you marry, have children, buy or sell property, or when an executor or beneficiary passes away. We can help you check whether your existing will still reflects your wishes.

Contact us

If you would like to talk about your matter, please contact us or get in touch with our Kuala Lumpur office:

Kuala Lumpur office

T: +603 2201 6336
M: +6012 658 9319
E: [email protected]

Our Kuala Lumpur office is open Monday to Friday, 9:00am to 6:00pm, and closed on Saturday and Sunday.

This page gives general information only and is not legal advice. Please contact us to discuss your own situation.