Malaysia TOP 100 Divorce Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)-PART 8

Q17–Q19

Question 17:

🔹My spouse and I have agreed on maintenance. If we later wish to change the maintenance arrangement after the divorce, is that possible?

🔸Yes, but it cannot be changed privately. Any variation of the maintenance order must be applied for through a lawyer, and the change will only take effect after the Court approves the application.

Question 18:

🔹My spouse and I have agreed on the division of matrimonial assets. Can we change the asset distribution after the divorce?

🔸No. Once the Court has granted the final divorce order, the division of matrimonial assets generally cannot be changed.

Question 19:

🔹If my former spouse purchases a new property after our divorce, can I claim a share of it?

🔸No. Properties acquired after the divorce are generally not subject to division between the former spouses.

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Q17–Q19

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