What Clients Have Found Working With Us

When my company received notification of an investigation, I did not know where to start. Ravencourt was recommended by a colleague, and from the first meeting they made the situation far easier to navigate. The advice was direct without being alarming. We knew what was happening at every stage and what we needed to do. The matter was handled with a great deal of care.

I moved to Kuala Lumpur from the UK some years ago and had been putting off sorting out my estate arrangements because I didn't know how to deal with assets in two countries. Rajan at Ravencourt explained the process clearly and without making me feel it was more complicated than necessary. My will and trust structure are now in order, and I feel considerably more settled about the whole thing.

The dispute with our franchisee had been going on for several months before we approached Ravencourt. They reviewed the agreement thoroughly, gave us a realistic picture of where we stood, and helped us reach a resolution that preserved the relationship — which mattered to us even though the disagreement was significant. The approach was measured and fair-minded throughout.

I was subject to an enforcement enquiry relating to my role as a director and was frankly worried. Datin Lim's manner was calm and reassuring without being unrealistic. She explained the process clearly and managed the correspondence with the relevant authority on our behalf. The outcome was satisfactory, and I would not hesitate to return to Ravencourt if needed.

My husband and I are Australian and have been based in Malaysia for seven years. We finally decided to formalise our estate arrangements, including property in Perth. Ravencourt coordinated with a firm in Western Australia and made the whole process far less daunting than we had expected. Everything is documented clearly and we feel prepared.

As a franchisee, I was concerned the firm might be biased toward the franchisor's position. They were not. The advice was based on the actual terms of the agreement and the facts of what had happened. The territory conflict was resolved through negotiation rather than litigation, which saved time and cost on both sides. A sensible and professionally managed process.