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Islamic Estate Planning

Joint Asset Agreement

Ensuring fairness and clarity for matrimonial property with a Syariah-compliant agreement.

Definition

What is Matrimonial Property?

Harta sepencarian (or matrimonial property) refers to property jointly acquired by both husband and wife during a valid marriage. Each spouse has his or her respective rights over the property, but these rights must be claimed in court.

In the event of the death of one spouse, the surviving spouse is entitled to claim their portion from the deceased’s estate before distribution according to Faraid rules.

Couple discussing their jointly acquired assets
Signing a Jointly Acquired Asset Agreement
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Our Jointly Acquired Asset Services

In certain cases, beneficiaries may contest a Harta Sepencarian claim made by the deceased’s spouse. To prevent disputes among family members, we offer a Jointly Acquired Asset Agreement as an instrument for clear distribution and understanding between both parties.

This agreement helps ensure a peaceful and fair settlement, avoiding unnecessary court involvement and emotional conflict.

Advantages of an Agreement

Secure your family's future and prevent disputes with a clear, mutually agreed-upon plan.

Mutual Agreement

Both parties can decide and agree upon the apportionment of distribution.

Rights Protected

The rights of both spouses are safeguarded and legally recognized.

Expedite Distribution

Simplifies and speeds up the distribution process without court intervention.

Cost Saving

Reduces costs by avoiding lengthy and expensive legal proceedings.

Not Disputable

Minimizes disputes as the agreement records the consent of both parties.

Convenient

Simple and practical — the document is prepared based on mutual agreement.

Secure Your Matrimonial Assets

Don't leave the division of your jointly acquired assets to chance. Prepare an agreement today to protect your loved ones and prevent future conflicts.