Frequently Asked Questions

 If you're gone without leaving a Will, your assets are frozen until the court system combs through every detail of their estate. This process can be time-consuming and exhausting for the surviving family members. 

Your assets will become a burden for your family rather than beneficial as they will experience financial and emotional stress. They will not be able to access your assets to meet their immediate financing needs, such as daily expenses, banks loans and other debts.

If you pass away without a Will, you can't distribute the assets based on your wishes and the family disputes will easily happen.

However, if you set up a Will in advance, you will protect your family after death and relieve them from the financial burden. 

Setting up a Trust offers flexibility in how assets are distributed and provide many benefits:

1. Avoiding the application of Grant of Probate when distributing wealth.

2. Protecting wealth against banks and creditors.

3. Preserving assets for future generations.

4. To cater to various family situations, e.g. education & special maintenance expenses.

No. This is a misconception that most people have about setting up a Will or a Trust. The cost of setting up a Will starts from as low as RM480. 

For setting up a Trust, the cost starts from RM1,500 only. It's transparent. No hidden charges and it covers everything you need to protect your legacy and your loved ones.

To make a valid Will and Trust, you must be at least 18 years old. 

If you have bank savings, property, stock investments and other assets, then you will need to set up a Will and Trust. 

We can't predict when we will die, so you have to make sure you plan in advance to protect your loved ones with our professional services.

No. Family only can execute the Will when the person passes away, and it's not applicable when the person is in these circumstances, such as having a critical illness, total permanent disability, falls in a deep coma and missing. 

Hence, we always recommend clients to set up a Living Trust together with the Will. It helps to complement the best of both when cases like this happen to you.

Not advisable. The safety box in your bank will be frozen when you pass away. Thus, your family members may not be able to retrieve it for the application of Probate.

Pre-arrangement provides a way for people to pay for their funeral arrangements before they pass away. The purpose is to spare your loved ones from having to make critical decisions and experience financial stress while grieving.

We provide a holistic approach and are supported by reliable institutions. We also offer comprehensive services that cater to your unique needs. You name it, we got it.

Anyone who has an interest in the estate of the deceased. Under the inheritance (Family Provision Act 1971), certain categories of people have a right to apply for reasonable provisions to be made for their maintenance if nothing or insufficient amount has been left to them under the Will. These people are:

1.     The spouse of the deceased.

2.     A daughter who has not been married or is incapable of maintaining herself due to some mental or physical disability.

3.     A son who is incapable of maintaining himself due to some mental or physical disability.

No, normally the Court requires the original copy.