If you are a non-Muslim in Malaysia and are thinking about divorce, the time it takes depends mainly on whether both husband and wife agree to the divorce and its terms. Types of Divorce in Malaysia (Non-Muslim) 1. Uncontested Divorce…
Category: Divorce in Malaysia
Articles and guides on divorce in Malaysia, covering divorce procedure, child custody, child maintenance, spousal alimony and property division under Malaysian Law.
Grounds for Divorce in Malaysia: A Simple Guide
Divorce is a difficult and emotional decision. This guide explains the grounds for divorce in Malaysia (non-Muslim) in a simple and easy-to-understand manner. Divorce Laws in Malaysia Non-Muslims: Governed by the Law Reform (Marriage and Divorce) Act 1976 (Act 164)…
What Happens to the Property After a Divorce in Malaysia?
One of the most common concerns after a divorce is what happens to the property after a divorce? —especially the matrimonial home. For non-Muslims in Malaysia, property division after divorce is not automatic and does not follow a strict 50:50…
Top 10 Frequently Asked Questions About Divorce in Malaysia – Ask a Divorce Lawyer
Divorce in Malaysia raises many questions about legal rights, child custody, property division, and court procedures. Here, we answer the top 10 frequently asked questions about divorce in Malaysia, providing clear guidance from an experienced divorce lawyer to help you…
Do You Need a Divorce Lawyer in Malaysia?
Going through a divorce is never easy — emotionally, financially, and legally. Many people wonder whether they really need a divorce lawyer in Malaysia, or if they can manage the process on their own. The truth is, while it’s legally…
Registering an Overseas Divorce Order
“Can I update my marital status in JPN (Jabatan Pendaftaran Negera/ National Registration Department) with an overseas divorce order?” No, the overseas divorce is not recognised in Malaysia unless you obtained a Declaration Order from the Malaysian Court. As such,…