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No Executor Designated for Your Estate

Severity: critical · source: administrator · affected people: Not specified

No executor is recorded. Confirm your chosen person's willingness, document the appointment in a suitable instrument, and obtain the authority required by the applicable estate-administration route. In Malaysia the route depends on estate type, value and jurisdiction; a recorded appointment alone does not grant access to estate assets.

{
  "dataInputs": [
    "Third-party records checked for role_category = \"executor\"",
    "No executor records found"
  ],
  "triggerCondition": "Zero executors designated in estate plan",
  "severityThreshold": "Always critical — no intended executor is recorded; appointment evidence and administration route need confirmation",
  "assumptions": [
    "Executor appointment checked against third-party records",
    "Legal documentation status based on recorded appointment stage"
  ]
}

no-executor

No Personal Guardian Designated for Sara (10)

Severity: critical · source: guardianship · affected people: Sara

No personal-care guardian is recorded for Sara. Discuss your preferences for daily care, schooling and religious upbringing with the proposed guardian and a qualified professional. Confirm existing parental rights and the applicable state requirements; recording a preference does not establish a legal appointment.

{
  "dataInputs": [
    "Child identified as minor (age < 18)",
    "Guardian assignments checked in third-party records",
    "Child: Sara"
  ],
  "triggerCondition": "Minor child with no documented personal guardian OR guardian not legally formalised in Wasiyyah",
  "severityThreshold": "Critical: child under 12 — court determination more impactful at younger ages",
  "assumptions": [
    "Minor = under 18 (Malaysian legal standard)",
    "Age < 12 = critical severity for personal guardian risk",
    "Guardian status progression: not_started → identified → confirmed → documented",
    "Only \"documented\" is fully resolved",
    "Personal guardian covers daily upbringing, values, living arrangements, and religious education"
  ]
}

guardian-for-demo-person-3

No Personal Guardian Designated for Amina (14)

Severity: high · source: guardianship · affected people: Amina

No personal-care guardian is recorded for Amina. Discuss your preferences for daily care, schooling and religious upbringing with the proposed guardian and a qualified professional. Confirm existing parental rights and the applicable state requirements; recording a preference does not establish a legal appointment.

{
  "dataInputs": [
    "Child identified as minor (age < 18)",
    "Guardian assignments checked in third-party records",
    "Child: Amina"
  ],
  "triggerCondition": "Minor child with no documented personal guardian OR guardian not legally formalised in Wasiyyah",
  "severityThreshold": "High: personal guardian not fully documented in Wasiyyah",
  "assumptions": [
    "Minor = under 18 (Malaysian legal standard)",
    "Age < 12 = critical severity for personal guardian risk",
    "Guardian status progression: not_started → identified → confirmed → documented",
    "Only \"documented\" is fully resolved",
    "Personal guardian covers daily upbringing, values, living arrangements, and religious education"
  ]
}

guardian-for-demo-person-2

Family Home May Need to Be Sold

Severity: critical · source: assets · affected people: Not specified

Your family home (Family home in Selangor, valued at RM 1,600,000) may be at risk of forced sale. Your estate has RM 400,000 in debts but only RM 280,000 in liquid assets, creating a shortfall of RM 120,000 that may require selling property.

Detector-indicated amount: Raw engine units 1,600,000. Not a verified loss, entitlement or recommendation. Overlapping amounts are not added together.

{
  "dataInputs": [
    "Family home identified by asset name containing \"home\", \"house\", or \"residence\"",
    "From estate data: RM 1,600,000",
    "From estate data: RM 400,000",
    "From estate data: RM 280,000",
    "From estate data: RM 120,000"
  ],
  "triggerCondition": "Family home exists AND illiquid > 2× liquid AND (debt shortfall OR insufficient cash for Faraid shares)",
  "severityThreshold": "Always critical — risk of family displacement",
  "assumptions": [
    "Family home identified by keyword match in asset name",
    "Assumes home cannot be partially sold",
    "Asset values as reported by client (not independently appraised)",
    "Liquidity classification based on asset type (cash/savings = liquid)"
  ]
}

family-home-forced-sale

Mortgage Not Covered at Death

Severity: critical · source: cashflow · affected people: Nurul, Amina, Sara

Your mortgage balance of RM 350,000 is not covered by MRTA, MLTA, or takaful. Without protection, your family may face forced sale of your home (Family home in Selangor) to settle the outstanding loan. Consider mortgage takaful (MRTA/MLTA) or earmarking liquid assets for debt settlement.

Detector-indicated amount: Raw engine units 350,000. Not a verified loss, entitlement or recommendation. Overlapping amounts are not added together.

{
  "dataInputs": [
    "Mortgage debts identified by type/name keywords (mortgage, housing, home loan)",
    "No MRTA/MLTA/mortgage takaful coverage found",
    "Mortgage balance: RM 350,000"
  ],
  "triggerCondition": "Mortgage exists AND no mortgage takaful AND mortgage > liquid assets",
  "severityThreshold": "Critical: mortgage (RM 350,000) > RM 200,000",
  "assumptions": [
    "Mortgage matched by keyword in debt type or name",
    "Protection matched by takaful/insurance with mortgage keyword",
    "RM 200,000 separates critical from high"
  ]
}

mortgage-protection-gap

Housing Costs Exceed Continuing Income

Severity: high · source: cashflow · affected people: Not specified

Your household spends RM 4,100/month on housing (rent, mortgage, utilities), but only RM 0/month of income would continue if something happened to you. That leaves a RM 4,100/month gap covered by drawing down the family's distributed pool — the roof depends on the inheritance lasting, not on a stable income stream.

Detector-indicated amount: Raw engine units 49,200. Not a verified loss, entitlement or recommendation. Overlapping amounts are not added together.

{
  "dataInputs": [
    "Monthly housing expenses summed (category = housing | utilities; survivorship ≠ stops)",
    "Monthly survivorship income summed (continues + reduces variants)",
    "From calculation: RM 4,100",
    "From calculation: RM 0"
  ],
  "triggerCondition": "Monthly housing > monthly continuing income",
  "severityThreshold": "High — housing is the obligation families try hardest to protect; funding it from drawdown sharply shortens runway",
  "assumptions": [
    "Housing categorisation comes from user-entered expense category",
    "Continuing income includes pension, rental, spouse income that survives the event",
    "Reduces-survivorship income uses the reduced amount"
  ]
}

housing-unaffordable-on-survivor-income

No Takaful Protection for Secured Debts

Severity: high · source: cashflow · affected people: Not specified

You have RM 400,000 in secured debts (mortgage, vehicle loans) but no takaful or insurance to cover these obligations at death. Your family may face forced liquidation of secured assets. Consider takaful policies that cover outstanding loan balances.

Detector-indicated amount: Raw engine units 400,000. Not a verified loss, entitlement or recommendation. Overlapping amounts are not added together.

{
  "dataInputs": [
    "Total secured debts (mortgage + vehicle) summed",
    "No takaful/insurance assets found in portfolio",
    "Secured debt total: RM 400,000"
  ],
  "triggerCondition": "Secured debts > 0 AND no takaful/insurance AND secured debts > liquid assets",
  "severityThreshold": "High: secured assets at risk of repossession",
  "assumptions": [
    "Takaful coverage checked across all asset types",
    "Secured debts = mortgage + vehicle loans"
  ]
}

no-debt-coverage-takaful

3 Loved Ones Will Receive Nothing

Severity: critical · source: faraid · affected people: Anne Bennet, Robert Bennet, Emily Bennet

Anne Bennet, Robert Bennet, Emily Bennet are important to you, but they cannot inherit under Faraid and will receive RM 0 from your estate. Without Islamic planning instruments like Hibah (gift) or Wasiat (bequest up to 1/3), these loved ones will be completely excluded from your estate distribution.

Detector-indicated amount: Raw engine units 973,333. Not a verified loss, entitlement or recommendation. Overlapping amounts are not added together.

{
  "dataInputs": [
    "Love within Law analysis: 3 beneficiaries with RM 0 Faraid allocation",
    "Intended beneficiaries: Anne Bennet, Robert Bennet, Emily Bennet",
    "Total intended allocation: RM 973,333.333"
  ],
  "triggerCondition": "Beneficiary marked as \"love\" but receives RM 0 under Faraid — not a legal heir",
  "severityThreshold": "Always critical — loved ones completely excluded",
  "assumptions": [
    "\"Love\" beneficiaries identified from client's stated intentions",
    "Faraid shares calculated per selected school of jurisprudence",
    "Hibah or Wasiat instruments can bridge this gap"
  ]
}

loved-ones-receive-zero

Your Wishes Cannot Reach Baitulmal-Bound Estate Without an Instrument

Severity: moderate · source: faraid · affected people: Not specified

Under the Shafi'i school of Faraid, 21% of your estate (RM 525,000) will go to Baitulmal (the Islamic state treasury) — yet you have expressed wishes about where this wealth should go. This is the Shafi'i position as applied under Malaysian/Singaporean Faraid administration — confirm with a locally qualified lawyer whether Faraid applies automatically in your jurisdiction, since most non-MY/SG jurisdictions require a valid will to give it effect. Without a Hibah (lifetime gift) or Wasiat (up to 1/3 bequest), those wishes have no legal path. No instrument currently routes to your intended recipients.

Detector-indicated amount: Raw engine units 525,000. Not a verified loss, entitlement or recommendation. Overlapping amounts are not added together.

{
  "dataInputs": [
    "Values from estate data: RM 525,000",
    "Calculated exposure: RM 525,000"
  ],
  "triggerCondition": "RM 525,000 bypasses your declared wishes and goes to Baitulmal",
  "severityThreshold": "Moderate exposure of RM 525,000 — addressable through planning instruments",
  "assumptions": [
    "Faraid shares calculated per selected school of Islamic jurisprudence",
    "Wasiat capped at 1/3 of net estate (Shariah requirement)",
    "All debts settled before any distribution (Islamic law priority)"
  ]
}

baitulmal-residue-aspirations-unmet

Funeral Costs Are Not Pre-Funded

Severity: high · source: cashflow · affected people: Not specified

You have recorded RM 15,000 in funeral and final expenses, but only RM 0 is pre-paid — leaving a shortfall of RM 15,000. Funeral and janazah costs in Malaysia must be settled immediately, before probate and before the estate can be distributed. Without pre-funding, your family must cover these costs out of pocket while accounts are frozen.

Detector-indicated amount: Raw engine units 15,000. Not a verified loss, entitlement or recommendation. Overlapping amounts are not added together.

{
  "dataInputs": [
    "Values from estate data: RM 15,000, RM 0",
    "Calculated exposure: RM 15,000"
  ],
  "triggerCondition": "Funeral and janazah costs (the unfunded RM 15,000) must be settled in week one — before any frozen account releases. The family covers it from their own funds, or borrows, at the moment they're least able to handle it. So what: someone who's grieving spends the days after the funeral on the phone with banks and creditors instead of with the family. The money usually gets reimbursed eventually, but the goodwill spent borrowing it doesn't.",
  "severityThreshold": "Significant exposure of RM 15,000",
  "assumptions": [
    "Survivorship expenses based on client-reported data",
    "2-year expense buffer used as minimum family stability benchmark",
    "Settlement costs estimated at ~5% of net estate"
  ]
}

funeral-costs-unfunded

A large payment may need more support

Severity: high · source: assets · affected people: Nurul, Amina, Sara

The modeled provision is RM 1,995,000 across 3 persons who may need help managing it: Nurul (readiness not recorded; RM 315,000); Amina (readiness not recorded; RM 840,000); Sara (readiness not recorded; RM 840,000). Readiness is based on what you recorded.

Detector-indicated amount: Raw engine units 1,995,000. Not a verified loss, entitlement or recommendation. Overlapping amounts are not added together.

{
  "dataInputs": [
    "estate_family_members.financially_ready",
    "Modeled Faraid shares",
    "Recorded executed Hibah and Wasiat shares",
    "Recorded direct policy nominations",
    "Recipients needing support or confirmation: Nurul, Amina, Sara",
    "Combined provision under review: RM 1,995,000"
  ],
  "triggerCondition": "A living person's modeled provision is at least RM 100,000 and readiness is recorded as no or has not been recorded.",
  "severityThreshold": "High when any affected person is modeled to receive at least RM 250,000.",
  "assumptions": [
    "Amounts are deterministic illustrations based on recorded values and may not match final payments.",
    "Readiness is the customer’s assessment, not a professional evaluation.",
    "Confirm the recipient, payment timing, ownership, and support arrangements."
  ]
}

large-recipient-provision-readiness

Debts Exceed Available Cash

Severity: high · source: cashflow · affected people: Not specified

Your total debts of RM 400,000 exceed your liquid assets of RM 280,000 by RM 120,000. Under Islamic inheritance law, all debts must be settled before estate distribution. Your family may need to sell assets (property, vehicles, investments) to cover this shortfall, potentially at unfavorable prices during the settlement period.

Detector-indicated amount: Raw engine units 120,000. Not a verified loss, entitlement or recommendation. Overlapping amounts are not added together.

{
  "dataInputs": [
    "Total debts: RM 400,000",
    "Liquid assets: RM 280,000",
    "Shortfall: RM 120,000"
  ],
  "triggerCondition": "Total debts > liquid assets",
  "severityThreshold": "High: shortfall present but < 50% of debts",
  "assumptions": [
    "Under Islamic law, all debts settled before distribution",
    "Shortfall % = (debts - liquid) / total debts",
    "> 50% shortfall = critical"
  ]
}

debt-exceeds-liquidity

Family Must Choose: Pay Debts or Cover Living Costs

Severity: high · source: cashflow · affected people: Nurul, Amina, Sara

Your liquid assets of RM 280,000 must cover both debts (RM 400,000) and ongoing living expenses (RM 26,100/month). After debt settlement, only RM 0 in cash would remain - less than one year of expenses. Your family may face an impossible choice between settling debts (legally required) and maintaining their standard of living while the estate is being processed.

Detector-indicated amount: Raw engine units 313,200. Not a verified loss, entitlement or recommendation. Overlapping amounts are not added together.

{
  "dataInputs": [
    "Liquid assets must cover both debts and ongoing expenses",
    "From calculation: RM 280,000",
    "From calculation: RM 400,000",
    "From calculation: RM 26,100",
    "From calculation: RM 0"
  ],
  "triggerCondition": "Liquid after debt settlement < annual expenses AND debts > 50% of liquid assets",
  "severityThreshold": "High: immediate liquidity crisis — debts compete with living expenses",
  "assumptions": [
    "Survivorship expenses based on client-reported data",
    "2-year expense buffer used as minimum family stability benchmark",
    "Settlement costs estimated at ~5% of net estate"
  ]
}

debt-vs-expense-liquidity-conflict

Estate Liquidity Concerns

Severity: high · source: assets · affected people: Not specified

Your estate is 90% illiquid assets (property, business, etc.) but only has RM 280,000 in liquid assets. With debts of RM 400,000, your family may need to sell assets to cover obligations.

Detector-indicated amount: Raw engine units 120,000. Not a verified loss, entitlement or recommendation. Overlapping amounts are not added together.

{
  "dataInputs": [
    "Liquid assets: RM 280,000",
    "Total debts: RM 400,000",
    "Shortfall (debts - liquid): RM 120,000"
  ],
  "triggerCondition": "Illiquid assets > 3× liquid assets AND debts exceed liquid assets",
  "severityThreshold": "High: family may need forced asset sales at unfavorable terms",
  "assumptions": [
    "Liquidity classification by asset type (cash/savings = liquid)",
    "Forced-sale discount not modelled — actual recovery may be lower"
  ]
}

illiquid-assets

Nurul Cannot Access Your Savings Without Probate

Severity: high · source: cashflow · affected people: Nurul

You have RM 280,000 in liquid assets (Singapore investment via adviser, Household savings) held solely in your name. If something happens to you, Nurul cannot touch these funds until probate is complete — which in Malaysia typically takes 6-24 months. During this period, Nurul would have no access to emergency funds for daily expenses, bills, or urgent needs. A joint account with mutual hibah gives instant survivorship access on day one, at zero cost.

Detector-indicated amount: Raw engine units 280,000. Not a verified loss, entitlement or recommendation. Overlapping amounts are not added together.

{
  "dataInputs": [
    "Liquid assets checked for sole ownership (100%, status = owned)",
    "No hibah to spouse on liquid assets found",
    "No joint/survivorship accounts found",
    "Sole-owner liquid assets: RM 280,000"
  ],
  "triggerCondition": "Liquid assets ≥ RM 10,000 held solely AND no hibah/joint arrangement with spouse",
  "severityThreshold": "High: RM 280,000 locked behind probate",
  "assumptions": [
    "Malaysian probate typically 6-24 months",
    "Joint account with mutual hibah gives instant survivorship access",
    "RM 10,000 minimum threshold; RM 50,000 separates high from medium"
  ]
}

spouse-no-liquidity-access

Assets with Complex Ownership Add Probate Steps

Severity: high · source: assets · affected people: Not specified

1 asset (Family home in Selangor) involve joint, partial, or company ownership. Each requires separate legal extraction before Faraid distribution can proceed, adding weeks of processing time.

Detector-indicated amount: Raw engine units 1,600,000. Not a verified loss, entitlement or recommendation. Overlapping amounts are not added together.

{
  "dataInputs": [
    "Calculated exposure: RM 1,600,000"
  ],
  "triggerCondition": "RM 1,600,000 in assets with complex ownership",
  "severityThreshold": "Significant exposure of RM 1,600,000",
  "assumptions": [
    "Asset values as reported by client (not independently appraised)",
    "Liquidity classification based on asset type (cash/savings = liquid)"
  ]
}

complex-ownership-structure-risk

Estate continuity — complexity beyond personal-ownership governance

Severity: high · source: assets · affected people: Nurul, Anne Bennet, Robert Bennet, Emily Bennet

Your estate spans multiple purposes and structural conditions. Specifically: your assets serve 3 distinct purposes (spouse security, non heir support, education goals); your estate plan produces different outcomes depending on which spouse passes first; without active planning, Faraid defaults will dominate your stated intentions; your assets span multiple types and jurisdictions, creating operational risk if you're absent. Amanah (trust) structures are one approach families in this situation commonly discuss with a Shariah-qualified lawyer — they separate stewardship across different purposes and provide continuity that doesn't depend on which individual holds title or when.

Detector-indicated amount: Raw engine units 2,520,000. Not a verified loss, entitlement or recommendation. Overlapping amounts are not added together.

{
  "dataInputs": [
    "Beneficiaries evaluated: Nurul, Anne Bennet, Robert Bennet, Emily Bennet",
    "Calculated exposure: RM 2,520,000"
  ],
  "triggerCondition": "Estate intentions sit in personal ownership only; no separate governance structure for continuity across spouses or sequence-of-death scenarios",
  "severityThreshold": "Significant exposure of RM 2,520,000",
  "assumptions": [
    "Asset values as reported by client (not independently appraised)",
    "Liquidity classification based on asset type (cash/savings = liquid)"
  ]
}

continuity-failure

No Property Guardian for Amina's Inheritance

Severity: high · source: guardianship · affected people: Amina

No property-management arrangement is recorded for Amina's inheritance. Confirm who may lawfully manage the child's share, any required approvals, access for maintenance and release terms with a qualified professional. These depend on applicable law, the estate-administration route and valid instruments. A personal-care guardian and a person managing inherited property have distinct responsibilities.

{
  "dataInputs": [
    "Child identified as minor (age < 18)",
    "Guardian assignments checked in third-party records",
    "Child: Amina"
  ],
  "triggerCondition": "Minor child cannot legally manage inherited assets; no property guardian (wali amanah) designated",
  "severityThreshold": "High: lawful management and access to the child's share are not confirmed",
  "assumptions": [
    "Minor = under 18 (Malaysian legal standard)",
    "Property guardian severity is always high regardless of child age",
    "Applicable law, administration route and valid instruments determine management and release requirements",
    "Only \"documented\" is fully resolved"
  ]
}

property-guardian-for-demo-person-2

No Property Guardian for Sara's Inheritance

Severity: high · source: guardianship · affected people: Sara

No property-management arrangement is recorded for Sara's inheritance. Confirm who may lawfully manage the child's share, any required approvals, access for maintenance and release terms with a qualified professional. These depend on applicable law, the estate-administration route and valid instruments. A personal-care guardian and a person managing inherited property have distinct responsibilities.

{
  "dataInputs": [
    "Child identified as minor (age < 18)",
    "Guardian assignments checked in third-party records",
    "Child: Sara"
  ],
  "triggerCondition": "Minor child cannot legally manage inherited assets; no property guardian (wali amanah) designated",
  "severityThreshold": "High: lawful management and access to the child's share are not confirmed",
  "assumptions": [
    "Minor = under 18 (Malaysian legal standard)",
    "Property guardian severity is always high regardless of child age",
    "Applicable law, administration route and valid instruments determine management and release requirements",
    "Only \"documented\" is fully resolved"
  ]
}

property-guardian-for-demo-person-3

5 people are provided for outside Faraid but may not know it

Severity: high · source: conversation · affected people: Anne Bennet, Robert Bennet, Emily Bennet, Amina, Sara

Anne Bennet, Robert Bennet, Emily Bennet, Amina, and Sara are being provided for through a Hibah, Wasiat, or Takaful — outside the Faraid share-out. The provision exists, but until it's said out loud, they can't feel safe about it. A spouse who doesn't know how she'll be supported if you go first carries that fear needlessly; the security you've built only reassures once it's spoken. The gap here isn't the money — it's the silence around it.

No structured technical basis returned by this detector.

provision-not-communicated-group

No Family Members Have Been Informed

Severity: high · source: faraid · affected people: Nurul, Anne Bennet, Robert Bennet, Emily Bennet

None of your 4 adult family members have been informed about your estate plans. Silence becomes suspicion. Unspoken expectations are the number one source of post-death disputes — heirs who learn about distribution only after your passing are far more likely to contest it.

{
  "dataInputs": [
    "Beneficiaries evaluated: Nurul, Anne Bennet, Robert Bennet, Emily Bennet"
  ],
  "triggerCondition": "All adult family members unaware of estate plans",
  "severityThreshold": "Material gap that could delay or reduce inheritance distribution",
  "assumptions": [
    "Faraid shares calculated per selected school of Islamic jurisprudence",
    "Wasiat capped at 1/3 of net estate (Shariah requirement)",
    "All debts settled before any distribution (Islamic law priority)"
  ]
}

unspoken-expectation-risk

Nurul is operating on an unconfirmed expectation: None of your 4 adult family members have been informed ab…

Severity: moderate · source: conversation · affected people: Nurul

Nurul is operating on an unconfirmed expectation: None of your 4 adult family members have been informed about your estate plans. Silence becomes suspicion. Unspoken expectations are the number one source of post-death disputes — heirs who learn about distribution only after your passing are far more likely to contest it. What hasn't been named out loud hasn't been agreed.

No structured technical basis returned by this detector.

pending-conversation:member:demo-person-1:private_knowledge:unspoken-expectation-risk

Anne Bennet is operating on an unconfirmed expectation: None of your 4 adult family members have been infor…

Severity: moderate · source: conversation · affected people: Anne Bennet

Anne Bennet is operating on an unconfirmed expectation: None of your 4 adult family members have been informed about your estate plans. Silence becomes suspicion. Unspoken expectations are the number one source of post-death disputes — heirs who learn about distribution only after your passing are far more likely to contest it. What hasn't been named out loud hasn't been agreed.

No structured technical basis returned by this detector.

pending-conversation:member:demo-person-4:private_knowledge:unspoken-expectation-risk

Robert Bennet is operating on an unconfirmed expectation: None of your 4 adult family members have been inf…

Severity: moderate · source: conversation · affected people: Robert Bennet

Robert Bennet is operating on an unconfirmed expectation: None of your 4 adult family members have been informed about your estate plans. Silence becomes suspicion. Unspoken expectations are the number one source of post-death disputes — heirs who learn about distribution only after your passing are far more likely to contest it. What hasn't been named out loud hasn't been agreed.

No structured technical basis returned by this detector.

pending-conversation:member:demo-person-5:private_knowledge:unspoken-expectation-risk

Emily Bennet is operating on an unconfirmed expectation: None of your 4 adult family members have been info…

Severity: moderate · source: conversation · affected people: Emily Bennet

Emily Bennet is operating on an unconfirmed expectation: None of your 4 adult family members have been informed about your estate plans. Silence becomes suspicion. Unspoken expectations are the number one source of post-death disputes — heirs who learn about distribution only after your passing are far more likely to contest it. What hasn't been named out loud hasn't been agreed.

No structured technical basis returned by this detector.

pending-conversation:member:demo-person-6:private_knowledge:unspoken-expectation-risk

4 relatives may hold a more secular view of fairness — Faraid's shares could feel unfair to them

Severity: high · source: manual · affected people: Nurul, Anne Bennet, Robert Bennet, Emily Bennet

Faraid divides by fixed shares and doesn't reach every relationship. Someone who holds a more secular view of fairness — a spouse who measures by UK common law, children who expect an equal split among siblings — may not see those shares as fair, and could quietly feel valued less: Nurul take a capped fixed share (1/8 with children, 1/4 without) — far below the marital home and bulk of the estate a surviving spouse expects under UK common law and Anne Bennet, Robert Bennet, and Emily Bennet are excluded from Faraid by Shariah and inherit nothing by default. Each may read the outcome as a sign of how much they mattered to you — that is the relational gap. Hearing it from you first, in your own words, is what keeps the share from becoming the message.

{
  "dataInputs": [
    "Beneficiaries evaluated: Nurul, Anne Bennet, Robert Bennet, Emily Bennet"
  ],
  "triggerCondition": "The deepest harmony fractures rarely come from the money — they come from what the share is read to mean. A daughter at half her brother's share, a spouse at a fraction, a step-child or non-Muslim parent at nothing: each can experience the default as a verdict on their place in the family. The per-person Accept toggles let you close the gap one relationship at a time, by having the conversation rather than leaving Faraid to speak for you.",
  "severityThreshold": "Material gap that could delay or reduce inheritance distribution",
  "assumptions": [
    "Risk manually entered by user or advisor"
  ]
}

equality-expectation-gap-group

Revert Status May Create Family Tension

Severity: high · source: faraid · affected people: Anne Bennet, Robert Bennet, Emily Bennet

As a revert, your non-Muslim family members (Anne Bennet, Robert Bennet, Emily Bennet) are excluded from Islamic inheritance. Without a documented explanation, they may perceive this as choosing religion over family. This creates identity-level conflict that goes beyond money — consider writing a personal letter explaining your wishes and faith journey.

{
  "dataInputs": [
    "Beneficiaries evaluated: Anne Bennet, Robert Bennet, Emily Bennet"
  ],
  "triggerCondition": "Non-Muslim family may feel excluded by Islamic distribution",
  "severityThreshold": "Material gap that could delay or reduce inheritance distribution",
  "assumptions": [
    "Faraid shares calculated per selected school of Islamic jurisprudence",
    "Wasiat capped at 1/3 of net estate (Shariah requirement)",
    "All debts settled before any distribution (Islamic law priority)"
  ]
}

faith-based-conflict-risk

Some Loved Ones Receive Less Than Intended

Severity: high · source: faraid · affected people: Amina, Sara

Amina, Sara will receive RM 875,000 less than you might intend under a balanced distribution. You may use Wasiat (up to 1/3 of estate to non-heirs) or Hibah to supplement their Faraid shares.

Detector-indicated amount: Raw engine units 875,000. Not a verified loss, entitlement or recommendation. Overlapping amounts are not added together.

{
  "dataInputs": [
    "Gap = intended allocation - actual Faraid share per beneficiary",
    "Amina: shortfall of RM 437,500",
    "Sara: shortfall of RM 437,500",
    "Total distribution gap: RM 875,000"
  ],
  "triggerCondition": "Beneficiary receives Faraid share but > RM 100,000 less than intended",
  "severityThreshold": "High: total gap (RM 875,000) > RM 500,000",
  "assumptions": [
    "RM 100,000 per-person threshold to avoid flagging minor discrepancies",
    "RM 500,000 total gap separates high from medium severity",
    "Intended allocation from client's stated wishes"
  ]
}

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1 Asset Are Shared — Heirs May Not Know What Actually Enters the Estate

Severity: high · source: assets · affected people: Not specified

Family home in Selangor is jointly owned, partially owned, or subject to a matrimonial property claim. Only the portion that is fully yours reaches the distributable estate — the rest stays with the co-owner or spouse. Your heirs need to know this picture before they start counting.

Detector-indicated amount: Raw engine units 800,000. Not a verified loss, entitlement or recommendation. Overlapping amounts are not added together.

{
  "dataInputs": [
    "Calculated exposure: RM 800,000"
  ],
  "triggerCondition": "Heirs may overestimate the estate, causing disputes when distribution is smaller than expected",
  "severityThreshold": "Significant exposure of RM 800,000",
  "assumptions": [
    "Asset values as reported by client (not independently appraised)",
    "Liquidity classification based on asset type (cash/savings = liquid)"
  ]
}

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Amina investment account May Not Be Part of Your Estate

Severity: moderate · source: assets · affected people: Not specified

You use Amina investment account (valued at RM 60,000) but it's legally owned by another party. This asset will NOT be distributed through your estate - it remains with the legal owner. If you've been making payments or contributions, discuss with your family whether this should be formalized differently.

Detector-indicated amount: Raw engine units 60,000. Not a verified loss, entitlement or recommendation. Overlapping amounts are not added together.

{
  "dataInputs": [
    "Asset has ownership_status = \"beneficial_use\"",
    "Asset value: RM 60,000"
  ],
  "triggerCondition": "Asset used by client but legally owned by another party",
  "severityThreshold": "Medium: asset excluded from estate distribution",
  "assumptions": [
    "Ownership status from client-entered data",
    "Legal owner retains the asset"
  ]
}

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Sara investment account May Not Be Part of Your Estate

Severity: moderate · source: assets · affected people: Not specified

You use Sara investment account (valued at RM 60,000) but it's legally owned by another party. This asset will NOT be distributed through your estate - it remains with the legal owner. If you've been making payments or contributions, discuss with your family whether this should be formalized differently.

Detector-indicated amount: Raw engine units 60,000. Not a verified loss, entitlement or recommendation. Overlapping amounts are not added together.

{
  "dataInputs": [
    "Asset has ownership_status = \"beneficial_use\"",
    "Asset value: RM 60,000"
  ],
  "triggerCondition": "Asset used by client but legally owned by another party",
  "severityThreshold": "Medium: asset excluded from estate distribution",
  "assumptions": [
    "Ownership status from client-entered data",
    "Legal owner retains the asset"
  ]
}

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Family home in Selangor Has Shared Ownership

Severity: moderate · source: assets · affected people: Not specified

You own 50% of Family home in Selangor (RM 800,000 of RM 1,600,000). Only your share can be distributed through your estate. The remaining 50% belongs to co-owners and may complicate sale or transfer. Consider discussing buyout arrangements or partition with co-owners.

Detector-indicated amount: Raw engine units 800,000. Not a verified loss, entitlement or recommendation. Overlapping amounts are not added together.

{
  "dataInputs": [
    "Asset has ownership_percentage < 100 or status = partial_ownership",
    "From data: RM 800,000",
    "From data: RM 1,600,000"
  ],
  "triggerCondition": "Shared ownership detected — only client's share distributable",
  "severityThreshold": "Medium: shared but manageable",
  "assumptions": [
    "Co-owner share cannot be distributed through this estate"
  ]
}

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Insurance Policies Without Beneficiary Nomination

Severity: high · source: cashflow · affected people: Not specified

You have 1 insurance/takaful policy(ies) worth RM 100,000 without beneficiary nominations. Without nominations, these proceeds enter your estate and are subject to Faraid distribution and potential delays. Consider adding hibah nominations for faster, direct transfer to intended recipients.

Detector-indicated amount: Raw engine units 100,000. Not a verified loss, entitlement or recommendation. Overlapping amounts are not added together.

{
  "dataInputs": [
    "Insurance policies checked for nomination_type",
    "Policies with nomination_type = \"none\" identified",
    "Unnominated value: RM 100,000"
  ],
  "triggerCondition": "Insurance policy has nomination_type = \"none\"",
  "severityThreshold": "High: proceeds enter estate — subject to Faraid and settlement delays",
  "assumptions": [
    "Hibah nomination enables direct transfer bypassing probate"
  ]
}

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Takaful certificate from Existing life cover — provider/type/nomination unverified not in your vault

Severity: high · source: administrator · affected people: Not specified

Your Takaful policy (RM 100,000, Existing life cover — provider/type/nomination unverified) is marked executed but no certificate is in your document vault. Beneficiaries will need it to claim the payout.

Detector-indicated amount: Raw engine units 100,000. Not a verified loss, entitlement or recommendation. Overlapping amounts are not added together.

{
  "dataInputs": [
    "Values from estate data: RM 100,000,",
    "Calculated exposure: RM 100,000"
  ],
  "triggerCondition": "Without the certificate, beneficiaries cannot claim the Takaful payout. So what: claims stall when families need cash most, and the operator typically requires the original certificate before releasing funds.",
  "severityThreshold": "Significant exposure of RM 100,000",
  "assumptions": [
    "Executor appointment checked against third-party records",
    "Legal documentation status based on recorded appointment stage"
  ]
}

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Hibah on Family home in Selangor for Nurul — not yet executed

Severity: high · source: administrator · affected people: Nurul

Hibah of 100% on Family home in Selangor for Nurul is recorded as intent. The Hibah deed hasn't been signed yet — until executed, distribution math ignores this allocation and the share falls back to Faraid.

Detector-indicated amount: Raw engine units 1,600,000. Not a verified loss, entitlement or recommendation. Overlapping amounts are not added together.

{
  "dataInputs": [
    "Beneficiaries evaluated: Nurul",
    "Calculated exposure: RM 1,600,000"
  ],
  "triggerCondition": "Until the Hibah deed is signed and witnessed per Shariah requirements, Nurul's share has no legal effect. So what: the user has the intention but not the instrument; at death, the share returns to the Faraid pool and Nurul receives only their default fraction.",
  "severityThreshold": "Significant exposure of RM 1,600,000",
  "assumptions": [
    "Executor appointment checked against third-party records",
    "Legal documentation status based on recorded appointment stage"
  ]
}

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Conventional Insurance May Have Shariah Concerns

Severity: moderate · source: faraid · affected people: Not specified

You have 1 conventional insurance policy(ies) worth RM 100,000. Some Islamic scholars consider conventional insurance impermissible due to elements of gharar (uncertainty) and riba (interest). Consider converting to Takaful (Islamic insurance) which operates on principles of mutual cooperation (ta'awun).

Detector-indicated amount: Raw engine units 100,000. Not a verified loss, entitlement or recommendation. Overlapping amounts are not added together.

{
  "dataInputs": [
    "Insurance policies checked for shariah_compliant flag",
    "1 conventional policy found",
    "Combined value: RM 100,000"
  ],
  "triggerCondition": "shariah_compliant = false on one or more insurance policies",
  "severityThreshold": "Medium: Shariah compliance concern — not a financial risk",
  "assumptions": [
    "Shariah compliance flag from insurance_policies table",
    "Gharar and riba concerns vary by scholarly opinion"
  ]
}

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Multi-Jurisdiction Estate Creates Delay Risk

Severity: moderate · source: assets · affected people: Not specified

Your assets span 2 jurisdictions (MY, SG) but you have 0 executor(s). Multi-country probate creates 12-36 month delays as each jurisdiction has its own legal process. Extended delays erode trust between heirs and increase the likelihood of disputes.

Detector-indicated amount: Raw engine units 2,920,000. Not a verified loss, entitlement or recommendation. Overlapping amounts are not added together.

{
  "dataInputs": [
    "Calculated exposure: RM 2,920,000"
  ],
  "triggerCondition": "Assets in 2 jurisdictions with 0 executor(s) — extended settlement delays",
  "severityThreshold": "Moderate exposure of RM 2,920,000 — addressable through planning instruments",
  "assumptions": [
    "Asset values as reported by client (not independently appraised)",
    "Liquidity classification based on asset type (cash/savings = liquid)"
  ]
}

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Personal Sufficiency Floor Breach

Severity: moderate · source: cashflow · affected people: Not specified

Your remaining liquid estate of RM 280,000 is projected to grow to RM 368,461 by age 55 (assuming 4% real return). That falls below the 25× personal-lifestyle floor implied by your essential expenses (RM 3,630,000, applying the 4% safe-withdrawal rule). Shortfall: RM 3,261,539. Note: EPF Basic / Adequate Savings tiers (a Malaysian benchmark) are not applied because residency is outside Malaysia. The personal-lifestyle floor and current solvency are still evaluated. Define and document the sufficiency floor (essential expenses × 25). Rebuild liquid reserves before making new hibah or wasiat allocations.

Detector-indicated amount: Raw engine units 3,261,539. Not a verified loss, entitlement or recommendation. Overlapping amounts are not added together.

{
  "dataInputs": [
    "Values from estate data: RM 280,000, RM 368,461, RM 3,630,000,, RM 3,261,539",
    "Calculated exposure: RM 3,261,539.102"
  ],
  "triggerCondition": "With RM 280,000 liquid and RM 264,000 annual income against RM 145,200 essential expenses, the user is at risk of being unable to fund their own life — particularly post-retirement. Once hibah is executed it cannot be recalled, so the floor must be set before further gifts.",
  "severityThreshold": "Moderate exposure of RM 3,261,539.102 — addressable through planning instruments",
  "assumptions": [
    "Survivorship expenses based on client-reported data",
    "2-year expense buffer used as minimum family stability benchmark",
    "Settlement costs estimated at ~5% of net estate"
  ]
}

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Amina's Education Spending Has No Dedicated Fund

Severity: moderate · source: cashflow · affected people: Amina

You're currently paying for Amina's (age 14) education, but there's no dedicated education asset (SSPN, education trust, or earmarked savings) backing it. If something happens to you, this spending stops immediately with no fund to continue it. Estimated remaining education costs: RM 240,000. Creating a dedicated education fund ensures continuity regardless of estate settlement timelines.

Detector-indicated amount: Raw engine units 240,000. Not a verified loss, entitlement or recommendation. Overlapping amounts are not added together.

{
  "dataInputs": [
    "Checked assets for education fund keywords (SSPN, education trust)",
    "No dedicated education asset found",
    "Estimated education costs: RM 240,000",
    "Child: Amina"
  ],
  "triggerCondition": "No education fund AND minor child with estimated costs",
  "severityThreshold": "Medium: child older but still needs coverage",
  "assumptions": [
    "Estimate: ~RM 2,000/month until 18, ~RM 3,000/month for 4 years university",
    "Age < 10 = high severity (longer funding gap)"
  ]
}

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Sara's Education Spending Has No Dedicated Fund

Severity: moderate · source: cashflow · affected people: Sara

You're currently paying for Sara's (age 10) education, but there's no dedicated education asset (SSPN, education trust, or earmarked savings) backing it. If something happens to you, this spending stops immediately with no fund to continue it. Estimated remaining education costs: RM 336,000. Creating a dedicated education fund ensures continuity regardless of estate settlement timelines.

Detector-indicated amount: Raw engine units 336,000. Not a verified loss, entitlement or recommendation. Overlapping amounts are not added together.

{
  "dataInputs": [
    "Checked assets for education fund keywords (SSPN, education trust)",
    "No dedicated education asset found",
    "Estimated education costs: RM 336,000",
    "Child: Sara"
  ],
  "triggerCondition": "No education fund AND minor child with estimated costs",
  "severityThreshold": "Medium: child older but still needs coverage",
  "assumptions": [
    "Estimate: ~RM 2,000/month until 18, ~RM 3,000/month for 4 years university",
    "Age < 10 = high severity (longer funding gap)"
  ]
}

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Amina investment account: 3 heirs share mūlk — selling needs every one of them to agree

Severity: moderate · source: manual · affected people: Not specified

Amina investment account (worth ~RM 60,000) can't be physically divided. Faraid splits *mūlk* across 3 heirs, so each owns a fractional share — but the thing itself is one item. To realise value, every co-owner has to agree to sell; one holdout stalls the rest. Worse, the *manfaʿah* (whoever uses it today) carries an unspoken expectation that they'll keep using it. Decide now whether this is gifted to one heir via Hibah, sold and proceeds split, or held in shared ownership with a written mechanism for buy-out and decision-making.

{
  "dataInputs": [
    "Values from estate data: RM 60,000"
  ],
  "triggerCondition": "Illiquid assets with multiple co-owners create slow-motion stalemates. Single-item physical assets like vehicles, jewellery, art, and equipment can't be partitioned — they must be sold (with unanimous agreement) or one heir buys the others out. Neither option happens by default.",
  "severityThreshold": "Manageable concern for next planning review",
  "assumptions": [
    "Risk manually entered by user or advisor"
  ]
}

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Family car: 3 heirs share mūlk — selling needs every one of them to agree

Severity: moderate · source: manual · affected people: Not specified

Family car (worth ~RM 70,000) can't be physically divided. Faraid splits *mūlk* across 3 heirs, so each owns a fractional share — but the thing itself is one item. To realise value, every co-owner has to agree to sell; one holdout stalls the rest. Worse, the *manfaʿah* (whoever uses it today) carries an unspoken expectation that they'll keep using it. Decide now whether this is gifted to one heir via Hibah, sold and proceeds split, or held in shared ownership with a written mechanism for buy-out and decision-making.

{
  "dataInputs": [
    "Values from estate data: RM 70,000"
  ],
  "triggerCondition": "Illiquid assets with multiple co-owners create slow-motion stalemates. Single-item physical assets like vehicles, jewellery, art, and equipment can't be partitioned — they must be sold (with unanimous agreement) or one heir buys the others out. Neither option happens by default.",
  "severityThreshold": "Manageable concern for next planning review",
  "assumptions": [
    "Risk manually entered by user or advisor"
  ]
}

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EPF savings: 3 heirs share mūlk — selling needs every one of them to agree

Severity: moderate · source: manual · affected people: Not specified

EPF savings (worth ~RM 850,000) can't be physically divided. Faraid splits *mūlk* across 3 heirs, so each owns a fractional share — but the thing itself is one item. To realise value, every co-owner has to agree to sell; one holdout stalls the rest. Worse, the *manfaʿah* (whoever uses it today) carries an unspoken expectation that they'll keep using it. Decide now whether this is gifted to one heir via Hibah, sold and proceeds split, or held in shared ownership with a written mechanism for buy-out and decision-making.

{
  "dataInputs": [
    "Values from estate data: RM 850,000"
  ],
  "triggerCondition": "Illiquid assets with multiple co-owners create slow-motion stalemates. Single-item physical assets like vehicles, jewellery, art, and equipment can't be partitioned — they must be sold (with unanimous agreement) or one heir buys the others out. Neither option happens by default.",
  "severityThreshold": "Manageable concern for next planning review",
  "assumptions": [
    "Risk manually entered by user or advisor"
  ]
}

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Family home in Selangor: 3 heirs share mūlk — selling needs every one of them to agree

Severity: moderate · source: manual · affected people: Not specified

Family home in Selangor (worth ~RM 1,600,000) can't be physically divided. Faraid splits *mūlk* across 3 heirs, so each owns a fractional share — but the thing itself is one item. To realise value, every co-owner has to agree to sell; one holdout stalls the rest. Worse, the *manfaʿah* (whoever uses it today) carries an unspoken expectation that they'll keep using it. Decide now whether this is gifted to one heir via Hibah, sold and proceeds split, or held in shared ownership with a written mechanism for buy-out and decision-making.

{
  "dataInputs": [
    "Values from estate data: RM 1,600,000"
  ],
  "triggerCondition": "Illiquid assets with multiple co-owners create slow-motion stalemates. Single-item physical assets like vehicles, jewellery, art, and equipment can't be partitioned — they must be sold (with unanimous agreement) or one heir buys the others out. Neither option happens by default.",
  "severityThreshold": "Manageable concern for next planning review",
  "assumptions": [
    "Risk manually entered by user or advisor"
  ]
}

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Sara investment account: 3 heirs share mūlk — selling needs every one of them to agree

Severity: moderate · source: manual · affected people: Not specified

Sara investment account (worth ~RM 60,000) can't be physically divided. Faraid splits *mūlk* across 3 heirs, so each owns a fractional share — but the thing itself is one item. To realise value, every co-owner has to agree to sell; one holdout stalls the rest. Worse, the *manfaʿah* (whoever uses it today) carries an unspoken expectation that they'll keep using it. Decide now whether this is gifted to one heir via Hibah, sold and proceeds split, or held in shared ownership with a written mechanism for buy-out and decision-making.

{
  "dataInputs": [
    "Values from estate data: RM 60,000"
  ],
  "triggerCondition": "Illiquid assets with multiple co-owners create slow-motion stalemates. Single-item physical assets like vehicles, jewellery, art, and equipment can't be partitioned — they must be sold (with unanimous agreement) or one heir buys the others out. Neither option happens by default.",
  "severityThreshold": "Manageable concern for next planning review",
  "assumptions": [
    "Risk manually entered by user or advisor"
  ]
}

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Hardship redemption available if close heirs face poverty

Severity: informational · source: faraid · affected people: Not specified

Your domicile state follows classical Shafi'i — when there's no asabah heir, residue goes to Baitulmal. However, Mufti Selangor's October 2023 ruling permits MAIS to administratively return that residue to close heirs (anak-anak, isteri/suami) in fakir-miskin (poverty) hardship cases. This is discretionary, not automatic. If your family may face hardship after your passing, file a petition with the relevant MAIS — your state's authority follows similar discretion.

{
  "dataInputs": [
    "Evaluated against estate data on file"
  ],
  "triggerCondition": "Close heirs may petition the state Baitulmal for hardship redemption if poverty applies.",
  "severityThreshold": "Background context — no immediate action required",
  "assumptions": [
    "Faraid shares calculated per selected school of Islamic jurisprudence",
    "Wasiat capped at 1/3 of net estate (Shariah requirement)",
    "All debts settled before any distribution (Islamic law priority)"
  ]
}

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