Malaysia TOP 100 Divorce Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) - PART 29

Question 79

🔹 When claiming child maintenance from the child’s father, must I present receipts for the expenses?

🔸 Generally, unless the court orders a fixed amount, receipts must be presented to claim child maintenance. Ultimately, this depends on the court order issued.

 

Question 80

🔹 What can I do if the child’s father refuses to pay when I claim child maintenance from him?

🔸 You can take legal action against him for contempt of court. In serious cases, he may face imprisonment.

 

Question 81

🔹 What can I do if I find out that my husband is secretly selling or transferring properties when I apply for a divorce in court?

🔸 You can apply for an injunction from the court to restrain him from transferring or selling the properties.

 

Question 82

🔹 What are the criteria used by the court when making arrangements for the division of assets?

🔸 The court first needs to determine whether the assets constitute matrimonial assets, as well as the contributions made by both parties to the properties, among other factors.

 

Question 83

🔹 Is the division of assets always an equal split?

🔸 Not necessarily. It depends on many factors, including:

  • The contributions made by both parties to the properties;

  • Any debts incurred by either party for the joint benefit of both parties;

  • The needs of the children of the marriage.

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