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2019-02-03 by

Fake birth certificate and citizenship in Malaysia

Some newborns are registered with fake birth certificates. This can impact their citizenship.

Let’s talk about fake birth certificates. Some time back, we were introduced to a middle-aged couple. Their child had just turned 12, so they brought him to JPN to make a new MyKad. While there, they were queried about their child’s birth certificate. Was the birth certificate, fake? The JPN officer thought that the child […]

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2019-01-19 by

The value of a will

Ever thought about the value of a will? Wills can be a useful way of allocating your wealth to your children.

What’s the value of a will? Nobody likes to talk about dying. But people die. It’s an undeniable fact of life. They die every day.   Intestacy So, is there value in preparing a will? When a person dies without a will, it’s not the end of the world. The deceased person’s property will be […]

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2018-10-21 by

Unilateral Conversion of Children to Islam

Indira Gandhi, who won the Federal Court case in early 2018

Introduction In early 2018, the Federal Court made it illegal for a parent to unilaterally convert his or her non-Muslim child to Islam. Should the conversion of children to Islam be an issue? It’s simply this. Non-Muslims who marry, enter into a non-Muslim marriage. They expect to raise non-Muslim children. And this means that their children […]

Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: conversion, custody, divorce, Islam

2018-10-14 by

Judicial separation – the 99% divorce

Judicial separation is similar to divorce, but there are some differences.

Judicial separation: I sometimes call it the 99% divorce. For me, judicial separation is almost like divorce. Almost, but not quite. Almost, because 99% of the things that go into a divorce, also go into a judicial separation. But at the end of the day, there’s one difference: In name, the couple would still be […]

Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: deed of separation, division of assets, divorce, inheritance, judicial separation

2018-10-13 by

Custody of Children: Who gets the kids?

What divorce does to kids? Custody of children is a sensitive topic, and a real issue.

Introduction When people get married, children are part of the equation. When people get divorced, children are part of the situation. And courts resolve the situation by making orders for custody of children. In another article on this site, we wrote about access to children. We described “custody” as the right of a party to […]

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