Joining the BYU Law School and J. Reuben Clark Law Society Delegation to Meet Thailand’s Top Legal Institutions

On 15 October 2025, I had the opportunity to accompany a delegation from the J. Reuben Clark Law School at Brigham Young University (BYU Law…

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Aphiwat Law Signs the “Mediate First” Pledge at the Resolve2Win Campaign in Bangkok

On 15 to 17 March 2023, I attended the Resolve2Win campaign in Bangkok and signed the “Mediate First” Pledge. This was a significant moment for…

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What Happens to Your Thai Bank Account When You Die?

A Will and Probate Lawyer in Chiang Mai Explains What Every Expat Needs to Know By Aphiwat Bualoi, Attorney-at-Law — Will & Probate Lawyer, Chiang…

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Why Thailand Did Not Have an Apostille System Like Other Countries And What Just Changed

A guide for expats and businesses in Thailand dealing with international documents Aphiwat Bualoi, Attorney at Law | aphiwatlaw.com What is an Apostille and why…

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Why Thailand Has No Lasting Power of Attorney and What To Do if You Lose Capacity

Thailand has no system for a Lasting Power of Attorney. In countries like Singapore or the United Kingdom, a person signs an LPA to appoint…

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Understanding the Legalization Process for Thai Notarized Documents

Summary Legalization is an essential step in ensuring Thai notarized documents are accepted internationally. The process involves: By understanding and following these steps, you can…

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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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