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Wills in Thailand
Practical will-writing tips for foreigners, mixed families, and Thai spouses.


Why You Still Need Probate in Thailand Even With a Will
You wrote a will. You signed correctly. You stored the original. Your family still needs probate in Thailand. Many people feel confused at this point. Probate is not a sign your will failed. Probate is the legal process the court uses to confirm who has authority to manage the estate. A will explains your wishes. Probate gives legal power to act on those wishes. Without probate, your executor has no court-recognized status. Banks, land offices, and many institutions will not
Aphiwat Bualoi
5 days ago2 min read


Wills in Thailand. Types of Wills and How to Choose the Right One
A will in Thailand succeeds or fails on form. You choose a type of will. You follow the signing rules. You store the original. If you miss the rules, the court treats the will as invalid. Your assets then follow intestate rules. Your heirs face delay and conflict. You lose control over who receives what. Thai law recognizes several types of wills. The best fit for most people is a written will signed with two witnesses. You prepare a written document. You sign in front of two
Aphiwat Bualoi
5 days ago3 min read
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