Without a will, your assets could be more troublesome than beneficial to your family at a time when they are most vulnerable. They could become involved in a long drawn process with the law or a complex legal battle.
Without a will, the law will decide who your beneficiaries should be. You should never assume that your assets would go to the person you want to benefit. Leave nothing to chance. Make a will and the law will protect your wishes.
Currentlly, i have came across this Associate Estate Planning Practitioner (AEPP) designation, it is to raise the standard of the industry to the next height. In fact, estate planning has been widely recognised in Malaysia as a professional practice (similar to those in the United States & United Kingdom).I think of taking the 3 days full course structure in future time after attend the PAIA Exhibition & Conference 2010 held in Midvalley Exhibition Centre last saturday(25th Sept).
