ENGLISH 懒人包-家庭法

You’ve paid the deposit, secured the loan, and signed the contract, yet you still haven’t received the keys to the house? Beyond seeking compensation, there is another legal remedy available: specific performance.

How soon after the baby is born must the birth be registered? What documents are required? What happens if the 60-day deadline is missed? Today, we clarify the common questions regarding birth registration in Malaysia.

Who gets the frozen embryos after a divorce? Are they considered “persons” or “property”? In 2025, the Malaysian Family High Court addressed this issue for the first time.

Want to adopt a child through legal channels but don’t know where to start? Today, we’ve compiled the most common questions about adoption—everything you need to know, explained in one article.

Want to adopt a child through legal channels but don’t know where to start? Today, we’ve compiled the most common questions about adoption—everything you need to know, explained in one article.

How should frozen embryos be handled—whether through implantation, donation, continued storage, or destruction? This issue involves not only legal rulings but also questions of morality, ethics, and individual beliefs.

What is the difference between a divorce by mutual agreement and a unilateral divorce (divorce via litigation)? The primary difference lies in whether both parties have already settled all the terms of the divorce.

Divorce is not as simple as just “signing a paper.” What is the difference between a mutually agreed divorce and a unilateral divorce? Today’s article explains it all.

What are the requirements for a divorce by mutual consent? Can the process be handled if one party is abroad? Can alimony be modified after the divorce? This article explains it all.

Are prenuptial agreements valid in Malaysia? Will the courts definitely enforce them? Here is a clear explanation.