Our Services/what we offer
- A lawyer approved online service
- Free of charge unlimited updates.
- Exclusive access to unique legal products and membership benefits
- Compliance with Malaysia Wills Act 1959
- Free trial
How does it work?
Input all relevant information into our handy “Wizard” through WillsMalaysia.my
Name a key card holder: Your KeyCard holder will be notified and given a secure ID to be used for accessing your documents.
Reading and approval of Wills
Distribution of the estate according to your will
Determine all assets and obtain a grant of probate
Your appointed Executor will administer the estate according to your Will
How are we different from other will writers?
- First online Power of Attorney services offering a seamless digital experience.
- An executor tailored to be responsible for the whole process of your estate administration
- Competitive and affordable fees compared to other leading companies
- Complete documentation of all your belongings and contacts, Custodial service to safeguard your Last Will & Testament
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