I married a Thai woman in the Netherlands outside community of property. I'm not married in Thailand. If I die, she will receive a share of the child. Recorded at the notary.
What happens to our house if my Thai wife dies?
My Thai wife and I had a house built in the Surin province area seven years ago. The plot where we had the house built belonged to my wife. Suppose my wife dies and we have not arranged a lease construction for me? The bottom line is that I will most likely have to move. I have some questions about the situation that has arisen.
A Dutch friend of mine passed away this year in Bangkok. He lived with a partner visa in Thailand for more than 10 years. Officially in the Netherlands for the last 3 years due to necessary Dutch treatment in the Anthonie van Leeuwenhoek Hospital. Last 3 months back in Thailand when he was out of treatment.
Does anyone know a notary in the Netherlands who is also aware of or has experience with Thai law regarding inheritance?
Reader Question: Death and Thailand's Inheritance Law/
Is anyone aware of Thai law? A friend died in an accident after 8 days of reregistered Thai marriage (joint). What about the goods and bank, accident insurance and inheritance law? He has 2 sisters who want to claim everything. Yes, of course it's about the money. The sisters and his (good friend) have already emptied the bank account in Germany which I am aware of and have proof. But now they also want the payment from his accident insurance (he was insured with ADAC Germany).
Reader question: Who can tell me something about inheritance law?
We have an apartment in Phuket. If I die, will my Dutch children inherit my apartment or do I have to make a will in Thailand with a notary or lawyer?
Reader question: Inheritance lawyer wanted in Bangkok
I am 75 years old and I am looking for a good lawyer or law firm for advice and legalization of a will. I would like to know if you can recommend someone near Silom, Sathorn or Thonburi (Bangkok) who specializes in inheritance law.
I am looking for someone (lawyer? preferably Dutch) who understands Thai inheritance law. Can someone help me further with this?
Can I put all our assets in Thailand in a fund?
I wonder if there is such a thing as a fund in Thailand, in response to the following. I myself am 67, my Thai girlfriend 56 and she has a son of 21. When he dies he will inherit everything, this is a house (8 years old) and a 6 million baht. However, since he is an easily manipulated "buffalo" (I believe everyone knows what it means), I advised my girlfriend to put all our assets in a fund.
I married a woman from Thailand in the Netherlands in 1990. We have two children and now want to get married in Thailand. My question is: if my wife dies, do I (or the children) have a right to my wife's possessions, which she received from her parents?
Advice on inheritance law in Thailand upon death?
We bought a condo in the name of my husband and I and it will be completed in a few months. I have a question whether it is wise, now that we are both still fit, to also transfer the condo to our son's name upon delivery to prevent problems for our son when we die? Does he automatically become the owner in that case according to Thai law or do we have to arrange more?
I am a Dutch citizen with an annual visa and I live in Thailand. In the Netherlands, according to the law, you cannot disinherit your children, only reduce their legitimate share to half. My question: Can I disinherit my Dutch children with a Thai will?
My question concerns the "rights" of the Thai daughter (my wife) in the event of the death of her Thai parents. As they are poor rice farmers in Surin, their only daughter, my wife, helps with a monthly portion of her salary.
My mother-in-law threatens to be saddled with a mortgage debt when her parents die unexpectedly. Several years ago, my friend was able to mortgage her grandparents' house, but unfortunately her stepsister was able to trick them into re-mortgaging and "loaning" the money to her.
I was married in Thailand (not legally) and legally married in the Netherlands. Our son was born two months ago in NL. My wife has Thai nationality.
I was married to a Thai man between 2000 and 2014. We got married in the Netherlands and after he returned to Thailand in 2013 (without consultation) I divorced him unilaterally in 2014 under Dutch law. Together we had one son in 2001 who was born and raised in the Netherlands.
My friend passed away in Thailand in January. He had been living there for 10 years and no longer had a domicile in Belgium. In order to settle his inheritance in Belgium, his son needs a certificate of succession under Thai law.