Will & trust FAQs

Anyone aged 18 and above should have a will, especially if you own property, have savings or insurance, or have dependants.

Yes. Life is unpredictable, and a will is the simplest way to make sure your loved ones are protected and your assets go to the right people.

EPF and insurance policies with nominations are paid directly to your nominees. However, if the nominee is a minor or there is no nomination, a will or trust helps ensure the money is managed properly.

Anyone aged 18 and above whom you trust, or a professional trustee company such as Rockwills Trustee Berhad, which offers continuity and impartiality.

Yes. You should review your will whenever there is a major life event such as marriage, divorce, the birth of a child or a big change in your assets.

For non-Muslims in Malaysia, marriage revokes an existing will unless it was made in contemplation of that marriage. You should write a new will after marriage.

Somewhere safe that your executor can access. Our will custody service keeps your original will in a secure facility and releases it to your executor when needed.

Yes. A Wasiat lets you appoint an executor and bequeath up to one-third of your estate to non-heirs. Your Faraid distribution still applies to the rest.

After your consultation, most wills are drafted and ready for signing within a few weeks.

Yes. We meet clients throughout Malaysia, and online consultations are available.