Author: Aphiwat Bualoi Attorney at Law
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More ↗: Why I Should Not Want CPR: Understanding the Choice
Why I Should Not Want CPR: Understanding the Choice
Summary Deciding against CPR is a personal choice, especially for those with terminal illnesses or diminished quality of life. CPR, while life-saving in some cases,…
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More ↗: I Don’t Understand the Medical Terms in the Living Will.
I Don’t Understand the Medical Terms in the Living Will.
Summary A living will includes many medical terms that might be confusing. Key terms include “medical practitioners” (the doctors and nurses who care for you),…
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More ↗: Living Wills in Thailand: Now Available Under New Law
Living Wills in Thailand: Now Available Under New Law
Summary Thailand now recognizes living wills under new law, allowing individuals to state their healthcare wishes in advance. A living will lets you decide which…
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More ↗: Where Should I Keep My Will?
Where Should I Keep My Will?
Summary When planning your estate, choosing where to keep your will is crucial. Options include storing it in a secure safe box at home, registering…
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More ↗: What is the Fee for Probate in a Thai Court?
What is the Fee for Probate in a Thai Court?
Summary The fee for probate in a Thai court varies based on the method chosen. You can complete probate for free if you use the…
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More ↗: Is It a Good Idea to Appoint a Lawyer as the Estate Administrator?
Is It a Good Idea to Appoint a Lawyer as the Estate Administrator?
Summary Appointing a lawyer as the estate administrator is not always the best choice if your estate is straightforward. While lawyers bring expertise, they often…
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More ↗: Can the Beneficiary Be Appointed as the Estate Administrator of My Will?
Can the Beneficiary Be Appointed as the Estate Administrator of My Will?
Summary Yes, you can appoint a beneficiary as the estate administrator of your will under Thai law. The estate administrator is responsible for managing your…
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More ↗: Is It Necessary to Prove Mental Capacity Before Signing a Will in Thailand?
Is It Necessary to Prove Mental Capacity Before Signing a Will in Thailand?
Summary Under Thai law, you do not formally need to prove your mental capacity when signing your will—your signature is considered sufficient evidence that you…
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More ↗: Can I Write My Own Will? A Simple Guide to Holographic Wills in Thailand
Can I Write My Own Will? A Simple Guide to Holographic Wills in Thailand
Summary You can write your own will in Thailand using a holographic document, but you must follow strict rules. Every part of the will, including…
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More ↗: A Simple Guide to Inheritance Tax in Thailand
A Simple Guide to Inheritance Tax in Thailand
TL;DR, if you inherit an estate in Thailand worth more than THB 100 million, only the amount above that threshold is taxed. The tax rate…
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