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What is Contentious and Non-Contentious Probate?

Probate is the legal process of validating a person’s will, crucial for establishing the executor’s authority to execute the deceased’s intentions. The procedure involves filing an application for a grant of probate in the High Court, with subsequent hearings to determine the will’s validity, and can be either non-contentious or contentious, depending on the presence of disputes.

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Probate and Administration Act 1959

The Probate and Administration Act 1959 in Malaysia stands as a fundamental guide to the systematic distribution of estates. From appointing executors to outlining procedures for asset distribution, the Act ensures a fair and transparent process in navigating the complexities of probate and administration.

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Mutual Divorce Procedure In Malaysia – Joint Petition Divorce

In Malaysia, couples can mutually dissolve their marriage by filing a joint petition. This streamlined process requires both parties to have been married for at least 2 years, with one being a Malaysian citizen or domiciled in Malaysia, and involves agreeing on terms such as spouse maintenance, asset distribution, and child custody before obtaining a court decree.

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A Guide to Registering Foreign (Overseas) Divorce Orders in Malaysia

This article explores the process of registering foreign divorce orders in Malaysia, emphasizing the requirement for a declaration order from the Malaysian High Court to validate the foreign decree. Once obtained, this declaration order is submitted to the National Registration Department, facilitating the official recognition and registration of the foreign divorce or annulment order in Malaysia.

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