Kuala Lumpur · Malaysia

Inheritance Matters, Handled with Care and Clarity

When family estates require attention, plain answers and a steady hand matter most. Wangsa Amanah guides you through wills, probate, and disputed inheritance with patience and clear communication at every step.

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Our Practice Areas

Services for Inheritance Matters

Each service is designed to give families the proper legal footing, without confusion or unnecessary pressure.

Will and Estate Planning

A patient consultation to record your wishes clearly and plan your estate. We explain every option in plain terms and reflect your intentions with care, at your own pace.

Plain-language drafting of your wishes
Asset review and beneficiary guidance
Compliant with Malaysian civil and Syariah considerations

From RM 245 Enquire

Probate & Administration Support

Careful help for families administering an estate, including documents, filings, and dealings with the relevant authorities — handled with sensitivity and clear updates throughout.

Letters of administration and grant of probate
Estate inventory and asset transfer assistance
Coordination with the High Court and Land Office

From RM 730 Enquire

Contested Inheritance Assistance

Tactful support where an inheritance is disputed, including negotiation and representation before the relevant authorities where needed — working toward fair, respectful outcomes.

Assessment of your position and options
Mediation and negotiation where possible
Representation at court or tribunal if required

From RM 1,650 Enquire

Why Families Choose Us

Quiet Competence When It Matters Most

Inheritance matters carry weight — legal, financial, and emotional. We keep things clear and orderly so families can focus on what is important.

Plain-Language Guidance

Legal terms explained clearly, without jargon. You will always know where your matter stands and what comes next.

Responsive Communication

Prompt updates at each stage of your matter, by phone or written summary — no unexplained delays or prolonged silence.

Confidential and Respectful

Family estate matters are sensitive. All information is handled with discretion and treated with the care it deserves.

Qualified Practitioners

Our team holds current practising certificates and maintains knowledge of Malaysian civil and Syariah estate law requirements.

Transparent Fees

Fee structures explained before any work begins. No unexpected charges — just honest pricing for the scope of service agreed.

Family-Centred Approach

We work at your pace, taking time to understand your family situation before recommending any course of action.

Ready to Put Your Estate Affairs in Order?

A brief initial conversation is all it takes to understand your situation and outline the steps ahead. There is no obligation to proceed — only an honest assessment of where you stand.

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Common Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

What documents do I need to begin a probate application in Malaysia?

Typically you will need the original will (if one exists), the deceased's death certificate, identity documents for all beneficiaries, and a list of the estate's assets and liabilities. We will walk you through exactly what is needed for your specific situation during an initial consultation.

How long does probate usually take in Malaysia?

Straightforward estates with a valid will and cooperative beneficiaries can be resolved in three to six months. More complex matters, or those where documents are incomplete, may take longer. We provide realistic timelines once we have reviewed the estate details.

Can a will be challenged in Malaysia, and on what grounds?

Yes. A will may be contested if there are questions about the testator's mental capacity at the time of signing, undue influence, fraud, or whether proper formalities were observed. Our team can assess the strength of any such claim and explain what steps are open to you.

What is the difference between a Muslim and non-Muslim estate in Malaysia?

Muslim estates are governed by Islamic inheritance law (Faraid), administered through Syariah courts and Amanah Raya. Non-Muslim estates follow the Distribution Act 1958 and are handled through the civil court system. We advise on both frameworks and will clarify which applies to your family's circumstances.

What does Will and Estate Planning cost, and what does it include?

Will drafting starts from RM 245. This covers a consultation to understand your wishes, preparation of the will document, and a review session to confirm the wording reflects your intentions. More complex estates with multiple properties or business interests may involve additional steps, which we will discuss openly before you decide to proceed.

Is my information kept private?

All information shared with us is held in strict professional confidence, in accordance with legal professional privilege and our own privacy commitments. We do not disclose client details to third parties without your consent, except as required by law.

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Our Office in Kuala Lumpur

Jalan Tun Perak 57, 50050 Kuala Lumpur

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