Last year, lawyer Edmund Bon championed the need for DIY law - a method that empowers ordinary people to buy property, settle a divorce or write a will without necessarily relying on lawyers. It’s gained some criticism, so to help clear the air, we spoke to both Edmund and fellow lawyer, Lim Chee Wee.

Also, if you're curious about how digital games can help your kid get an "A" for chemistry, check out our show on ChemCaper, a brand new Malaysian-made RPG that could change the way we "study". CLICK HERE TO LISTEN.

Last year, lawyer Edmund Bon championed the need for DIY law - a method that empowers ordinary people to buy property, settle a divorce or write a will without necessarily relying on lawyers. It&rsquo;s gained some criticism, so to help clear the air, we spoke to both Edmund and fellow lawyer, Lim Chee Wee. Also, if you're curious about how digital games can help your kid get an "A" for chemistry, check out our show on ChemCaper, a brand new Malaysian-made RPG that could change the way we "study". <a href="educational-digital-games-anne-tham-datin-noor-azimah-abdul-rahim-ariff-aqil-aizai-azan.html?utm_source=bfmlive&amp;utm_medium=liveread&amp;utm_campaign=EE-RPG">CLICK HERE TO LISTEN.</a>

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