Case 01
Parents Alive, a Wife & Four Children
The deceased passed away at 49, leaving a mother, father, one wife and four children — how is RM150,000 of EPF money divided?
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Estate Distribution Case Studies
Seven real cases I have handled — names changed — simplified so you can see how faraid applies across different family situations.
Case 02
Two Marriages, the Second Husband Surviving
The deceased married twice. The first husband had died; the second survives but had no children with her. Who inherits?
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Four Daughters & Nine Siblings
There are no sons. The residue of the estate passes to the full siblings as asabah heirs.
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A Grandson — Does He Have a Claim?
“My father died before my grandfather. Am I still entitled?” The most commonly misunderstood case of all.
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Two Wives, Nine Children & Jointly Acquired Property
A harta sepencarian claim by the second wife changes the entire faraid calculation. See the before and after.
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Unmarried, With Both Parents Deceased
The deceased never married and both parents had died. The estate passes to the full siblings.
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Full Siblings Alongside Maternal Half–Siblings
Two categories of sibling inherit at the same time. How are their shares told apart?
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Please note. Each case above is general information based on a specific set of facts. A different set of heirs produces different shares — please have your own case checked before making any decision.
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