WHAT would happen to your money, property and family if you suddenly die without a Will? Have you ever thought about it? Pease don’t assume that your assets will automatically go to your loved ones. Often your assets will be frozen and your dependant will have no access to them even thought they might need them badly. This is why we are here to help you because a Will is an important step as it provides peace of mind.

What is a Will? A Will is a legal document that explains and determines the distribution of your estate after pass on. However Will, are often the last priority for most Malaysians. There are five reasons why people do not write Wills:
People are not aware of the importance of having a Will that would protect the future of their family.

• They think that writing a Will is a complicated and time-consuming job.
  
  
• Some people think that a Will is only for the old. In fact, a Will has nothing to do with age. Every individual over the age 18 should have a Will, whether they are rich or poor, single or married.
  
  
• They have nothing much to pass down. It is believed that only the wealthy need write Will, but the truth is, we normally have something to leave behind – may be a small car, a low cost flat, insurance or even those long forgotten saving accounts you’ve had for years.
  
  
• They feel that if they write a document before their death, it is a sure way to hasten their demise.
  
  
• To ensure that your property and money go to the people you want to benefit after your death, making a Will is a must.

The benefits of writing a Will are:

• A Will is an effective way of declaring your personal liabilities or somebody else’s rights to your assets. This would ensure that your unrecorded liabilities would be duly settled and that properties, which you hold as trustee, will be managed for the benefit of the rightful beneficiaries.
  
  
• A Will is a way to ensure speedy and efficient administration of your estate. You can avoid unnecessary formalities and the possibility of your assets being reduced in value due to the long wait before a Letter of Administration (L A) can be obtained.
  
  
• Writing a Will is a way to avoid family disputes. Although intentions can be done orally but sometimes the distribution of estate could lead complications especially when the husband has more than one wife.
  
  
• The Will should include the appointment of a guardian to your minor children or your loved ones who require special care, for example children below the age of 18 years old and able family member.
  
  
• The end your life is something you probably don’t want to dwell on, but thoughts of what will be happen to your wife, children and dependant your assets are important. Just spend a few minutes today to write your Will. Let AAM help you….
  

Fee for Will Writing: For Muslims RM 280.00 / Non- Muslims RM 400.00
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