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Will Writing & Probate Advice
Advocates & Solicitors • High Court of Malaya

Will Writing & Probate Advice

Protecting Generational Wealth & Expediting High Court Estate Distribution

Will Writing & Probate Advice Legal Counsel Kuala Lumpur
Advocates & Solicitors • High Court of MalayaMessrs. Low Wah Chin & Co. — Will Writing & Probate Advice

Overview & Legal Representation

A comprehensive, legally sound estate plan guarantees that your hard-earned assets and family wealth are seamlessly transmitted to your loved ones without costly court delays, family disputes, or frozen bank accounts.

Messrs. Low Wah Chin & Co. provides end-to-end estate planning, will drafting, and probate administration under the Wills Act 1959 and the Probate and Administration Act 1959. We draft bespoke testamentary wills appointing reliable executors, naming guardians for minor children, and establishing protective testamentary trusts for vulnerable beneficiaries.

Following the passing of a family member, our firm handles the entire judicial process—from petitioning the High Court for a Grant of Probate (where a valid Will exists) or Letters of Administration (LA) for intestate estates, to managing title transmissions with District Land Offices (JKPTG) under the Small Estates (Distribution) Act 1955.

What We Handle in This Practice Discipline

Customized Will drafting with executor appointments and testamentary trusts
High Court Petitions for Grant of Probate (testate estate administration)
Petitions for Letters of Administration (LA) for intestate deceased estates
Small Estates Distribution proceedings with District Land Offices (JKPTG)
Estate property title transmission (Borang 14A / Borang F) and bank asset release
Contentious probate litigation, will challenges, and testamentary capacity disputes
Deeds of Family Arrangement and mutual estate distribution settlements
Common Questions

Frequently Asked Questions (Will Writing & Probate Advice)

A Grant of Probate is issued when the deceased left a valid Will appointing an executor; it is faster and does not require two administrative sureties. Letters of Administration (LA) are required when a person dies intestate (without a Will), which often takes longer and may require sureties.

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