Last Will & Testament / Estate Planning
Drafting a Thai will covering Thailand-based assets.
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Overview
Drafting a Thai will covering Thailand-based assets.
What to expect
Siam Legal International drafts Thai-law-compliant wills that cover assets held within Thailand, including real estate, bank accounts, company shares, and personal property. The process involves a consultation to identify your assets and wishes, followed by professional drafting, review, and witnessing in accordance with Thai Civil and Commercial Code requirements. The firm can advise on how a Thai will interacts with any overseas estate plan you may already have in place.
Who it's for
Anyone living in Thailand — Thai national or expatriate — who owns assets here and wants to ensure those assets pass according to their wishes after death. This service is particularly relevant for couples who have recently married under Thailand's Marriage Equality Act and wish to complement statutory inheritance rights with a clearly documented will.
Why we recommend it
PrideShow recommends Siam Legal International for its long-standing expertise in serving international and LGBTQ+ clients navigating Thai law. Having a professionally drafted will removes ambiguity at a sensitive time for your loved ones, and the firm's familiarity with the legal landscape for same-sex couples ensures your plan reflects the rights now available under Thai law.
Frequently asked questions
- Does a Thai will cover assets I own overseas? ▾
- A Thai will typically governs assets situated in Thailand. For overseas assets you may need a separate will in each relevant jurisdiction; the firm can advise on coordinating a Thai will alongside an existing foreign estate plan.
- What happens if I die in Thailand without a will? ▾
- Thai intestacy rules apply, distributing assets among statutory heirs in a prescribed order. A properly drafted will allows you to override that default distribution and name specific beneficiaries, including a same-sex spouse.
- Do both partners need to make separate wills? ▾
- Yes. Thai law does not recognise joint wills; each person must execute their own individual will. The firm can prepare both documents simultaneously.
- How do I commission a will through Siam Legal International? ▾
- Enquire via the link on this page. Siam Legal International will guide you through the process; PrideShow connects you, the vendor handles delivery.
About Siam Legal International
Assistance registering a Thai marriage including same-sex couples.
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