Freezing alimony accounts isn’t a solution, lawyers say
Angie Tan
Updated 2 days ago Published on Apr 2, 2022 7:00 am
Lawyers say the government’s move to freeze alimony accounts could have negative repercussions, as some couples separating on bad terms could lead to one ex-spouse wanting to “punish” the other. – Pixabay image April 2, 2022.
LAWYERS warn of caution over the government’s plan to freeze the bank accounts of alimony defaulters, saying it is not the best solution and a blanket move without considering the financial capabilities of some ex-husbands.
Lawyer Ng Geok Chee said the plan, announced by Prime Minister Ismail Sabri Yaakob at Umno’s general assembly last month, could help some ex-wives as non-payment of alimony is a problem for many.
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