Are you looking for affordable Divorce Lawyers in KL & Selangor? Veeran & Tan can help.
Veeran & Tan has been delivering legal advice on family law and divorce in KL & Selangor such as child custody, visitation & access rights, spousal maintenance and division of assets.
We offer fixed and affordable legal fees with no hidden charges as we strongly believe that transparency in legal fees ensures that clients understands exactly what they are paying for, how much they are paying for and why they are paying it.
If you are looking for a trusted divorce lawyer in KL & Selangor, then we are here to help you every step of the way.
To schedule a free consultation with our divorce lawyers, call or Whats App us at 014-950 8667 or 016-477 0087.
Our Office Address
Veeran & Tan, Level 3, Menara Axis, 2, Jalan 51a/223, Seksyen 51a, 46100 Petaling Jaya, Selangor.
Email Us
veerantanlegal@gmail.com
Areas Our Divorce Lawyers Cover
Our divorce lawyers provide legal services across KL, Selangor and the surrounding areas. We regularly handle divorce cases in:
- Kuala Lumpur
- Petaling Jaya
- Shah Alam
- Klang
- Subang Jaya
- Puchong
- Damansara
- Cheras
- Seri Kembangan
- Cyberjaya
- Putrajaya
- Nilai
- Seremban
Whether you are based in KL or Selangor, our divorce lawyers are ready to assist you with all aspects of family and divorce matters such as divorce, child custody, child maintenance, spousal maintenance and division of matrimonial properties and assets.
Divorce and Family Law Services Our Divorce Lawyers in KL & Selangor provide:
- Joint Petition Divorce (Mutual Divorce)
- Single Petition Divorce
- Child Custody Application
- Spousal and child maintenance
- Division of matrimonial assets and properties
- Annulment
- Adoption and guardianship matters
If you are unsure whether to file a Joint Petition or Single Petition, contact our divorce lawyers to guide you through the divorce process and help protect your rights.
Frequently Asked Questions on Divorce in Malaysia
1. Who can file for divorce in Malaysia?
In Malaysia, only non-Muslim couples who are legally married and have been married for at least two years can file for divorce under the Law Reform (Marriage and Divorce) Act 1976.
Muslim couples, on the other hand, must go through the Syariah Court, as their marriage and divorce are governed by Syariah law.
2. What are the types of divorce in Malaysia?
There are two main types of divorce for non-Muslims in Malaysia:
- Joint Petition Divorce (Mutual Divorce) – When both husband and wife agree to end the marriage amicably. This is usually faster, less stressful and more affordable.
- Single Petition Divorce – When one party files for divorce without the other’s consent. This is known as a contested divorce and furthermore, it requires the petitioner to prove specific grounds such as adultery, cruelty, desertion or unreasonable behaviour.
3. How long does a divorce take in Malaysia?
The duration depends on the type of divorce:
- A joint petition may take 3 – 4 months.
- A single petition (contested divorce) can take one year or longer, depending on the complexity of the case, number of hearings and court schedule.
Having an experienced divorce lawyer can help ensure that the process moves as efficiently as possible.
4. How does the Court divide property after divorce?
Matrimonial assets are usually divided based on each party’s contribution including both financial and non-financial (such as caring for children or maintaining the household).
The court will consider factors like:
- The extent of each party’s contributions;
- The needs of any children;
- Any debts incurred jointly during the marriage.
A divorce lawyer helps to ensure that you receive a fair and equitable share of matrimonial property.
5. How does the Court decide on Child Custody?
The court’s main concern is always the best interest of the child. Custody (legal rights), care and control (daily care) and access (visitation rights) can be granted to one or both parents depending on:
- The child’s age and emotional needs;
- Each parent’s ability to provide care;
- The overall welfare of the child.
In most cases, the court prefers to grant custody of younger children to the mother, unless there are special circumstances such as neglect or abuse.
6. Do I need a divorce lawyer to file for divorce in Malaysia?
Although it is possible to represent yourself, however, it is strongly recommended to engage a qualified divorce lawyer in Malaysia. This is because divorce involves drafting and preparing legal documents, procedures and court appearances as such, a divorce lawyer can help ensure your rights are protected and that the process is handled properly.
7. How much does a divorce cost in Malaysia?
Legal fees vary depending on whether it’s a joint divorce (mutual) or contested divorce.
- Joint petition (mutual divorce): Generally more affordable, as both parties agree on all terms.
- Single petition: Costs are higher due to the longer process and potential disputes over custody, maintenance or property.
Contact our divorce lawyer for a detailed quotation based on your situation.
8. What if my spouse refuses to sign the divorce papers?
If your spouse does not agree to the divorce, you can still proceed with a single petition. However, you will need to prove one of the legal grounds for divorce — such as adultery, cruelty, desertion or that your spouse behaved unreasonably.
A divorce lawyer will help gather evidence and present your case before the court.
9. Can I remarry after the Court grants my divorce?
Yes. When the court issues a decree absolute (certificate of divorce) then your marriage in Malaysia is legally dissolved and you are free to remarry.
10. What Documents Do I Need to Prepare for the Divorce Process?
We will need a copy of your marriage certificate, children’s birth certificate (if any) and details of the matrimonial property or assets.
Get a free consultation with our divorce lawyers via Whats App at 014-9508667 or email us at veerantanlegal@gmail.com. During the consultation, our divorce lawyer will explain your rights, review your documents and advise you on the most suitable approach — whether it’s a joint or contested divorce.
Why Choose our Divorce Lawyers for your Divorce?
We understand that divorce is not just a legal process but also an emotional journey. Our divorce lawyers provide compassionate, practical and effective solutions to help you move forward with confidence.
If you and your spouse have decided to file for a divorce, it is important to engage an experienced divorce lawyer in Malaysia. Moreover, divorce cases often involve critical matters such as child custody, in addition to child maintenance, spousal maintenance and the division of properties and assets.
Our team of divorce lawyers in Petaling Jaya is experienced and dedicated to protect your rights while guiding you through the legal process smoothly. Whether your case is mutual divorce or contested divorce, you can rely on our professional divorce lawyers to help you achieve a fair outcome.
What sets us apart:
Transparent and Personalised Legal Advice Tailored to your Situation: We take the time to understand your situation; consequently, we clarify your rights and options so that you can make informed decisions. Moreover, our approach is always tailored to your needs, whether negotiating a settlement or representing you in court.
Support Beyond Divorce: Divorce often involves more than just ending a marriage. We provide comprehensive support, including advice on child custody, access and visitation, property division and spousal maintenance ensuring all aspects of your case are covered.
Experienced team familiar with family courts in Malaysia : With decades of experience, our divorce lawyers are well-equipped to handle even the most complicated divorce scenarios, including high-net-worth cases and international divorces.
What to Expect When Contacting Our Divorce Lawyer
When you contact our divorce lawyer, you can expect professional, confidential and compassionate legal guidance from the very first consultation.
Contact Us : Call or Whats App us at 0149508667 or 0164770087 for a free consultation. Our divorce lawyers will listen to your situation carefully and explain your legal options under the Law Reform (Marriage and Divorce) Act 1976. Whether you are considering a joint petition or single petition, we will advise you on the best and strategic approach on your case.
Clear Legal Advice : Our divorce lawyers will advice you on issues in addition to divorce such as child custody, child maintenance, spousal maintenance and division of properties and assets. Furthermore, our divorce lawyers will outline the timeline, costs and documents needed so you can make an informed decision.
Professional Representation : Our divorce lawyers will prepare all the necessary court documents and represent you in court. We handle each case with diligence, ensuring that your rights and interests are fully protected.
Continuous Support : Throughout your divorce process, our divorce lawyers will keep you updated on the ongoing case. We aim to help you move forward with confidence and peace of mind.
Speak to our Divorce Lawyer in Petaling Jaya today
If you are considering divorce, contact our professional divorce lawyer in Petaling Jaya for a free consultation via Whats App at 014-9508667 or email us at veerantanlegal@gmail.com. Let us guide you every step of the way toward a fair and peaceful resolution.
Our Articles on Divorce
- Mutual Divorce in Malaysia – Everything You Need to Know
- Why do I need a lawyer to get a divorce?
- Registering an Overseas Divorce Order
- Child Custody
- Child Maintenance in Malaysia
- Visitation & Access to the Child
- Division of Matrimonial Assets in Malaysia
- Alimony in Malaysia