Are simple plain language wills legal in Thailand?

[FERRET]

I called to see what will would cost, I don't recall the quote, I thought more complicated than I wanted and considerably more than what I wanted to pay.
That doesn't mean you shouldn't contact them as individual I spoke with communicated in excellent English.

@CO-CO & @Prakhonchai Nick did a stearling job on our wills, both in English and Thai.

 

[Stargazer]

My Will has been with Nick and Ray as well.

Nick has privately contacted me, and offers a very reasonable price for a standard simple will. We’ll do it that way when we get time. Thanks to all for helpful comments.

 

[Stargazer]

Nick has privately contacted me, and offers a very reasonable price for a standard simple will. We’ll do it that way when we get time. Thanks to all for helpful comments.

We’re ready to do this with Nick, but I cannot now find how to contact him. Can someone point me to him? I can be texted/emailed at Mel.malinowski@icloud.com

 

[FERRET]

We’re ready to do this with Nick, but I cannot now find how to contact him. Can someone point me to him? I can be texted/emailed at Mel.malinowski@icloud.com

PM @CO-CO to get the ball rolling.

 

[Stargazer]

We’re ready to do this with Nick, but I cannot now find how to contact him. Can someone point me to him? I can be texted/emailed at Mel.malinowski@icloud.com

Nick has emailed me. Thanks!

 

[gotlost]

My wife said anything I have is hers.

 

[Rice]

My wife said anything I have is hers.

Including you mate ! You are a lucky man.

 

[CO-CO]

My wife said anything I have is hers.

Saves you making a Will.

Most people living full time in Thailand (and having their assets here) probably don't need a Will.


Mine is only as a backup in case we/Jip can't get any residual balances moved before/after I die. I don't think I own anything now in Thailand.

 

[Deerculler]

I have my Will Nick. Nothing complicated.
But gives me peace of mind and Nick has been very helpful.

 

[FERRET]

I have my Will Nick. Nothing complicated.
But gives me peace of mind and Nick has been very helpful.

@CO-CO and @Prakhonchai Nick sorted our/ my will out in both English and Thai.
It covers my estate, which is 95% in Australia which will go to Pat and covers my a*se if Pat passes prior to me.
My financial consultant in Perth also has a copy on my file for security reasons to prevent
any jiggery pokerie by money hungry Thai parasites.
The service was efficient, plain language and, competitively priced.

 

[lightfoot]

Will.
Mine is only as a backup in case we/Jip can't get any residual balances moved before/after I die. I don't think I own anything now in Thailand.

Yes, I have been using the required funds for O visa temporary extensions.
Preparations to prevent problems from my wife accessing the funds.
I had the funds and a Bangkok bank interest account that you had to go into the bank to make changes or withdraw.
Moved it to a regular account with an ATM card BBK bank.
I deposit ฿100 each month to show the activity on the Bank Book to present to immigration confirming the funds have remained in the account required time.
Suggestions for a better way would be welcome.

"Amazing Thailand"