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Family & Divorce Law
Advocates & Solicitors • High Court of Malaya

Family & Divorce Law

Compassionate Guidance & Steadfast Protection Through Matrimonial Matters

Family & Divorce Law Legal Counsel Kuala Lumpur
Advocates & Solicitors • High Court of MalayaMessrs. Low Wah Chin & Co. — Family & Divorce Law

Overview & Legal Representation

Family disputes and marital breakdown are emotionally demanding experiences that require not only sharp legal acumen, but also genuine empathy, discretion, and diplomatic negotiation. At Low Wah Chin & Co., we prioritize the protection of your family's future, ensuring fair asset distribution and securing the best welfare interests of your children.

Under the Law Reform (Marriage and Divorce) Act 1976 (LRA 1976) for non-Muslim civil marriages in Malaysia, our firm represents clients through both amicable Joint Petitions (mutual consent divorces) and rigorous Single Petitions (contested divorce proceedings). Ms. Ava Rachel Low has extensive experience dealing with high-conflict marital breakdowns, tracing concealed matrimonial assets, and arguing for equitable spousal maintenance and child guardianship.

We understand that prolonged litigation can drain both financial and emotional resources. Whenever possible, we endeavor to reach fair settlements through structured mediation; however, when your rights or children's wellbeing are threatened, we advocate vigorously on your behalf in the High Court.

What We Handle in This Practice Discipline

Joint Petitions for Mutual Consent Divorce (fast-track dissolution)
Single Petitions for Contested Divorce based on breakdown of marriage, adultery, or cruelty
Applications for Child Custody, Care & Control, and Access Rights
Child and Spousal Maintenance (alimony) applications and enforcement
Valuation and equitable Division of Matrimonial Assets and properties
Injunctions to prevent dissipation of matrimonial assets during proceedings
Pre-nuptial agreements and post-nuptial financial settlements
Common Questions

Frequently Asked Questions (Family & Divorce Law)

A Joint Petition divorce typically takes 3 to 4 months from filing the petition in the High Court to obtaining the Decree Nisi, and another 3 months for the Decree Nisi to become absolute.

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