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Real Estate Transaction in Indonesia (2)
Real estate transaction in Indonesia is pretty straight forward but yet tricky as well as…
Guide to KITAP (Kartu Ijin Tinggal Tetap)
Guide to KITAP (Kartu Ijin Tinggal Tetap/Permanent Stay Permit) in Indonesia A status conversion of…
Another Marital Contract in Indonesia called Postnup
Postnuptial agreement is another marital contract recognized under the laws and regulation in the Republic…
Dissolving Foreign Marriage in Indonesia
Foreign marriage may be dissolved in Indonesia under very specific terms and conditions that must…
Inheritance Law in Indonesia Releases Bombshell Facts about the Possibility of Intestacy in Existence After You’re Gone
Have you ever wondered what happens to your assets when you’re no longer around? It’s…
What Happen When Couples Agreed to Legalize the Child Born Out of Wedlock in Indonesia
Child born out of wedlock in Indonesia has only legal relationship with its mother, and…
Prenup and Postnup in Indonesia are Officially a Couple, and Their Protection in Property Ownership Is Strong
In Indonesia, we have two types of marital agreement: Prenuptial Agreement, and Postnuptial Agreement. Both…
Foreign Divorce in Indonesia
You and your spouse are foreigners. Both of you have been living in Indonesia for…
Deciphering Legalization of Child Born Out of Wedlock in Indonesia
Legal Ground Indonesia has a complex legal framework on child legalization born out of wedlock.…
It’s a Fact: Foreign Marriage Dissolution is Doable in Indonesia
Divorce in Indonesia for foreign couples is doable. The terms of foreign divorce refer to…
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…
Last Will and Testament in Indonesia
Preword Will is the most common way for people to state their preferences about how…
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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…