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Buying Property in Bali as a Foreigner: What Is Legally Possible
Foreign buyers cannot simply purchase land in Bali the way they might at home. Here are the structures the law actually allows, and where the risks sit.
Prenuptial Agreements in Indonesia: Protecting Your Assets Before and After Marriage
A marital agreement is one of the few tools that lets a couple decide, in advance, how property and debts will be treated. Here is how it works in Indonesia.
Electoral Disputes Before the Constitutional Court: How the Process Works
Disputes over election results move on a very tight timetable. Here is what the Constitutional Court decides, who can bring a case, and why the deadline matters so much.
Why Bilingual Contracts Matter for Cross-Border Business in Indonesia
Indonesia's language requirement for agreements is a frequently overlooked detail in cross-border transactions — here is what it means in practice.
Establishing a Company in Indonesia: What Foreign Investors Should Know
A brief overview of how foreign-owned companies are structured and licensed in Indonesia, and where legal counsel typically fits into the process.
Demand Letters (Somasi) in Indonesia: When and How to Send One
A formal demand letter is often the first real step toward resolving a dispute — here is what a somasi is and when it makes sense to send one.
Divorce and Asset Division Under Indonesian Law: What to Expect
A general overview of how divorce proceedings, marital asset division, and custody are approached under Indonesian law.
Understanding Judicial Review Before Indonesia's Constitutional Court
What judicial review means in the Indonesian legal system, who is entitled to file, and how the process generally unfolds.
What to Do If You're Named a Suspect in Indonesia: A Guide to Your Rights
Being named a suspect (tersangka) can be disorienting. Here is a general overview of the rights afforded under Indonesian criminal procedure.