Raisa's Divorce from Hamish Daud is Not a Sudden Decision

Kapanlagi.com - The divorce petition filed by Raisa Andriana against Hamish Daud seems to not be the result of a momentary decision. Raisa's attorney, Milano Lubis, hinted that this step was taken after a long discussion process between both parties.

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1. Raisa and Hamish Have Thought It Through

Raisa and Hamish Daud sitting on the beach © instagram/hamishdw

This is implied by Milano's statement that all issues have been discussed thoroughly before the divorce decision was made. Both of them hope to resolve the issues amicably.

2. To Be Resolved As Soon As Possible

Raisa and Hamish Daud on the balcony © instagram/hamishdw

"The point is that all issues have, I believe, been discussed amicably and this will be resolved amicably and as soon as possible," said Milano Lubis when met in the Gandaria area, South Jakarta, Sunday (26/10/2025).

3. Lawyer Not Appointed Suddenly

Raisa and Hamish Daud in San Francisco © instagram/hamishdw

The fact that Milano has long been Raisa's legal counsel also strengthens this suspicion. He admitted that his relationship with the singer is not just to handle this divorce case.

4. Not Just a Divorce Lawyer

Raisa and Hamish Daud with Zalina © instagram/hamishdw

"No, I have actually been Raisa's lawyer for a long time, not just for this matter," he revealed.

5. Structured Steps

Raisa and Hamish Daud sitting in chairs © instagram/hamishdw

Structured steps like releasing an open letter also show that this divorce has been prepared quite thoroughly to minimize negative impacts in the public space.

6. There Will Be Further Processes

Raisa and Hamish Daud wearing a coat © instagram/hamishdw

"With the open letter presented by both Raisa and Hamish, this has already been communicated to the public. The point is there will be further processes," Milano explained.

7. Asset Division Agreement

Raisa and Hamish Daud hugging © instagram/hamishdw

When asked further about other agreements such as asset division, Milano declined to comment. He feels that this matter is too far to discuss at this time.

"No, it's too far. Maybe later, okay," he concluded.

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