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Prenuptial Agreement for Mixed-Marriage Couples in Indonesia
Prenuptial agreement in Indonesia is an agreement you sign with your partner before performing the…
The Truth About the Origin of a Child in Indonesia
The origin of a child is a legal proceeding conducted with the child born out of…
Why You Need a Last Will in Indonesia? Here’s Why!
Last will in Indonesia is an important document, especially if you're married to an Indonesian…
The 1974 Marriage Law and Its Amendments: Why You Should Legalize Your Child Born Out of Wedlock in Indonesia
Hey there! Asep Wijaya here. Let's dive into a topic that might sound a bit…
Another Marital Contract in Indonesia called Postnup
Postnuptial agreement is another marital contract recognized under the laws and regulation in the Republic…
Child Custody & Maintenance in Indonesia
Custody and maintenance of children, like other family matters in Indonesia such as divorce, and…
Dissolving Foreign Marriage in Indonesia
Foreign marriage may be dissolved in Indonesia under very specific terms and conditions that must…
These Jakarta-based Canadian-American Spouses Dissolved Their Marriage in Indonesia. Here’s How They Did It
When John and Emily, a Canadian-American couple, decided to move to Jakarta for work, they…
Foreign Marriage Registration
Getting marry abroad is a romantic decision to make, among other considerations taking into account.…
Marriage Annulment: The Other Face of Indonesia’s Marriage Dissolution
When you're married, you're married. Most people wants the marriage for once in a life…
Orchestrating the Prenuptial Agreements in Indonesia
Why You Should Have a Prenup When you’re getting married in Indonesia, it is very…
Last Will is a Brief but Compelling Affirmation of Assets Distribution in Indonesia
Last will is a legal instrument to distribute your assets to your next of kin…
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Why You Should Incorporate a Company in Indonesia: Seven Things to Consider
Hey there! Asep Wijaya here. So, you're thinking about starting a company, huh? Well, let…
Marriage Annulment in Indonesia: What are the Big Red Flags You Ignored when Starting the Application?
So, you’re thinking about getting a marriage annulment in Indonesia, huh? Well, buckle up because…
Broadest and Most Powerful Legal Instruments in Transferring Parental Authority Ever Built Successfully Launches: Child Guardianship in Indonesia
Today, let's talk about a fascinating topic that touches the lives of so many families…
Death Without A Last Will in Indonesia Sparked Complicated Debate About Grief, and the Points Are Valid According to These Laws
You know, when someone in Indonesia passes away without leaving a last will, it's like…
Despite Many Past Failures, Some Married Couples are Again Pushing a Step Parent Adoption in Indonesia
In Indonesia, the concept of family is deeply rooted in tradition and culture. However, the…
Fear of Intestacy? Indonesia’s Civil Code Says You Should Execute a Last Will and Testament
You and I both know that planning for the future is essential, especially when it…
