DIVORCE IN MALAYSIA - Frequently Asked Questions about Divorce.

DIVORCE IN MALAYSIA - What are the common and frequently asked questions pertaining to non muslim divorce in Malaysia in 2021 to their divorce lawyers? Well, through out my time handling divorce cases, I have compiled several frequent inquiries that I have gotten from clients before they decide to proceed with the dissolution of their marriage. The FAQ is by no means exhaustive, but i plan to add more questions and, hopefully answers, to the FAQ from time to time.

Head over to my current blog to view the FAQ (its in both Malay and English):

https://norhafeezlaw.blogspot.com/2021/03/faq-divorce-non-muslim-2021.html 

divorce lawyer 2021

 

Comments

Dhruv said…
Thank you for providing knowledge on how to solve marital problems. Please visit our website Best Divorce Lawyers in Trichy to get more information.
December 30, 2022 at 7:51 PM
Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

An Idiots Introduction to Sijil Faraid.

1.Sijil Faraid (inheritance certificate) is a document which determines the beneficiaries and the allocated portion of inheritance that the beneficiaries shall later receive under syariah law. It serves to assist the administrator in distributing of the inheritance to the rightful beneficiaries according to the right portion. In the case of   Khairuddin bin Abd Rahman & Ors v Malayan Banking Berhad   [2014] MLJU 950 , the Court held the following:  
Read more

An Idiots Introduction to Civil Forgery.

Facts Based on an application form signed and submitted by the Defendant, a personal financing facility known as the Plaintiff’s Personal Financing- for the sum of RM56,000.00, was granted to the Defendant. This facility was granted through the Plaintiff’s Offer Letter dated 16.4.2010 and Facility Agreement dated 20.4.2010. After all the necessary documents, paperwork and forms were processed, a sum of RM56,000.00 was credited into the Defendant’s account on 20.4.2010.   The failure of the Defendant to pay her monthly instalments prompted the Plaintiff to issue a Letter of Demand via its solicitor dated 22.4.2011. Another Letter of Demand was issued on 1.11.2013. Receiving no feedback from the Defendant, a Summons and Statement of Claim was filed against the Defendant on 25.6.2014 for the sum of RM114,176.66. The Defendant filed in her Statement of Defence denying any knowledge of the facility, the receipt of the monies and further claimed that her signatures were forged.
Read more