This essential book analyses landmark and recent cases relevant to the study and practice of non-Muslim family law in Malaysia. It covers a wide range of topics from domicile and residence to the division of matrimonial assets. It examines the judicial decisions up to the year 2024, discusses the latest amendments made to the Law Reform (Marriage and Divorce) Act 1976 with reference to cases decided on that particular provision. Students studying Family Law will benefit from the book as the topics covered are according to the course syllabus, and legal practitioners will find this book a handy reference to check on decided cases, and the analysis on such cases on a particular subject matter. This book would also be a source of reference to the general public who intend to find out the law and the judicial decisions on a particular subject matter in Family Law.

Key Features

• Comprehensively covers all aspects of family law, including marriage, divorce, legitimacy, adoption, and more through 13 detailed chapters.
• In-depth analysis of the cases, providing insights into the legal principles and practices governing family law in Malaysia.
• Provides practical guidance on the application of family law through real-world examples and decided cases.
• Expertly written by a knowledgeable family law academic with extensive experience in teaching Malaysian family law.
• Current and relevant, with up-to-date information reflecting the latest principles and practices in Malaysia.