Practical guidance on Malaysian law, written by the lawyers who practise it.
When a loved one passes away without leaving a valid will, one of the first legal questions the family will face is this: Who has the legal authority to deal with the deceased's assets?
When a loved one passes away, family members are often faced with a long list of practical matters that require immediate attention.
When people first consider divorce, one of the most common questions they ask is: "Should I file a Joint Petition or a Single Petition?
One of the most common misconceptions in tenancy disputes is the belief that a landlord is automatically entitled to retain a tenant's security deposit whenever allegations of damage are made.
Many entrepreneurs focus heavily on developing products, securing customers and generating revenue.
When most people think about the court system, they often picture stacks of paper files, crowded registries, endless waiting periods and cases that take years to move from one stage to another.
One of the most common misconceptions in estate administration is the belief that once a will exists, obtaining Probate is merely a formality. In reality, the process is not always straightforward.
One of the most common things we hear is this: "The amount is too small. It is not worth taking legal action." Perhaps you lent money to a friend who promised to repay you in a few days but never did.
One of the most common concerns raised by divorced spouses is surprisingly straightforward: "What happens if my former husband simply refuses to pay maintenance?
Malaysia welcomes millions of foreign visitors every year. Most travellers enjoy their stay without ever encountering law enforcement authorities.
