Tag Archives: Rockwills & Estate planning

When you die owing money…

Posted on 22 June 2010 by ssquah

I haven’t read a clearer story than this one from The Times. It’s so clear that I feel the need to share it with everyone I come across. The gist of the story is that your debts are never written … Continue reading →

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Inheritance battle looms in Malaysia

Posted on 5 June 2010 by ssquah

Estate planning for non-Muslims and Muslims can be worlds apart. For Muslims, the Syariah inheritance laws take precedence over any civil considerations. When a Muslim dies, his estate will be subjected to divine laws already laid down in the Quran … Continue reading →

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The heartache of intestacy (people dying without Wills)

Posted on 30 May 2010 by ssquah

Not leaving a Will means leaving a heartache for a bereaving family, especially one that is unaware of the legal quicksand. Can you imagine a scenario such as this: a man died without having written a Will. All he owned … Continue reading →

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The probate, explained

Posted on 29 May 2010 by ssquah

This is interesting information on the Probate from The Times newspaper quite some time ago. Do note that the article is based on the laws of the United Kingdom and may not be totally applicable to your country of domicile. … Continue reading →

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