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. A guide to protecting your assets and your family in Thailand Living in Thailand is simple. Inheritance is not. Many foreigners build a life in Thailand. But one question is often overlooked: What happens to these assets if something happens to you? Without a properly structured Thai will, the answer is rarely simple. Why […]

This is your Legal Safety Net for your Life in Thailand Finally Enjoy Thailand — Without Legal Worries You moved to Thailand for sunshine, freedom, and a better quality of life. Not for paperwork. Not for uncertainty. Not for sleepless nights wondering: The Retiree Peace-of-Mind Bundle is designed specifically for foreign retirees in Thailand who want clarity, […]

Overview In Thailand, assets owned by a person who has passed away cannot usually be transferred or managed until a Thai Court appoints an estate administrator. This applies even to a surviving spouse or children in most situations. After a person’s death, their assets become part of the estate and must be handled according to […]

Legal Overview In Thailand, assets owned by a person who has passed away cannot usually be transferred or managed until a Thai Court appoints an estate administrator. This applies even to a surviving spouse or children in most situations. After a person’s death, their assets become part of the estate and must be handled according […]

When parents are not legally married, a child is automatically considered the legitimate child of the mother under Thai law. A father who wishes to obtain legal paternal status may complete a child legitimation process. Legitimation establishes a legal relationship between father and child, including rights relating to surname, parental responsibilities, inheritance rights, and supporting […]

Dreaming of starting a business in Thailand? Whether it’s a cozy café by the Hua Hin beach, a tech startup, or a consultancy for fellow expats, Thailand offers incredible opportunities. But setting up a company here can feel like a maze—legal steps, paperwork, and rules galore. At Legal First Hua Hin, we’re here to simplify […]

Setting up a company to own a house and the land on it is a widely used method by foreigners to get around the strict laws that generally prevents foreigners from owning land. The method of owning property in Thailand through a Thai company is technically legal under Thai law, but it exists in a […]

In today’s competitive world, safeguarding your creative work and innovative ideas is more important than ever. Whether you are an entrepreneur, artist, inventor, or business owner, protecting your intellectual property (IP) ensures that your hard work remains legally secure and exclusive to you. At Legal First Thailand, we provide comprehensive Intellectual Property services, including patent […]

Foreigners staying in Thailand on a long-term visa are required by law to report their current address to Thai Immigration every 90 days. This process, known as the 90-Day Report, is a crucial immigration requirement for expats, retirees, business professionals, and long-term residents. Failure to complete the 90-day reporting on time can result in fines […]