A will is a legally binding document where you state your wishes for how your estate should be distributed when you pass away. A will may also be used to a...

If you die without a will in place the ‘rules of intestacy’ will apply. This will mean that your estate will be distributed according to provisions of the D...

o make a will you must be over 18 years old (for Peninsular Malaysia and Sarawak); 21 years old and above (for Sabah). To make a will, you must have ‘testam...

As long as you have testamentary capacity you are free to change or revoke your will as you please. We recommend that you review your will every 3-5 years o...

Mirror wills are two separate wills usually made by a couple. These wills are reciprocal and usually appoint the same executors and make the same gifts – th...

Will writing is not a reserved legal activity, so you don’t have to instruct a lawyer to draft your will. You can draft your will yourself, however if you h...

A Will become legally binding upon signing of the will. The Testator (you) and two independent witnesses must sign the Will before it becomes valid.

The Testator signs the Will. The witnesses must sign the Will after that. The witnesses do not have to see or read the content of the Will before signi...

Yes you can. Both movable and immoveable assets in a foreign country can be included in a Will. Execution of the property will follow the law of the countr...

Your Will will be revoked in a few occasions such as: A previously written Will is revoked when Marriage, divorce or Remarriage occurs. A previous will is...