Caring for a Family's Legacy, One Step at a Time

Under Thai succession law, assets are distributed according to a statutory order of heirs. The spouse, children, and other relatives each have defined positions. We can walk through how this applies to your family's situation during a consultation — there is often more order to the process than families initially expect.

Simple matters with clear documentation can often be resolved within a few weeks. More involved cases — particularly those with property, business interests, or multiple heirs — may take several months. We will give you an honest picture of the likely timeline once we understand the full situation.

An initial telephone or video call is welcome before any in-person visit. For document signing and formal steps, a meeting in Hat Yai is usually needed. We do our best to make the number of trips as few as practical for families coming from further afield.

Whatever you have is a good starting point. Typically helpful documents include the death certificate, any existing will, identification documents for heirs, and details of known assets such as land title deeds or bank accounts. We will let you know if anything else is needed as we go along.

We charge a fixed fee per service, stated clearly before work begins. Families can plan without worrying that a long meeting or a telephone call will add unexpected costs. The fee for each service is listed on our Solutions page.

Thai law sets out specific requirements for wills to be legally effective — including signature, witness, and in some cases notarial requirements. We can review an existing document and give you a clear assessment of its standing, without jargon and without rushing.