Living Will in Thailand ⚕️ Your Voice in Healthcare: Essential Living Wills in Thailand For Expats and Foreign Nationals living, retiring, or traveling in Thailand, securing your medical autonomy through a Living Will in Thailand is as vital as securing your assets. A Living Will is a legally recognized form of Advance Health Care Directive...Read More

Surrogacy in Thailand or anywhere a special gift that a woman can give to parents praying for a child. Some countries do not allow for this treatment to take place, usually due to outdated fears about the use of reproductive technologies. In Thailand, the changed the law in 2015 and surrogacy has strict limitations. Foreigners...Read More

It’s very easy to get married in Thailand for a foreigner. You probably don’t need help from a law firm. However, should you wish, we can help you. There are 4 steps: 1) Get an AFFIRMATION OF FREEDOM TO MARRY from your embassy (document A) 2) Make a translation of that affirmation in Thai (document B) 3)...Read More

GUIDELINES FOR INTERCOUNTRY ADOPTION OF THAI CHILD DOCUMENTS TO BE REQUIRED FOR INTERCOUNTRY ADOPTION OF THAI CHILD ADDITIONAL INFORMATION PERTAINING TO U.S. CITIZENS ADOPTING THAI NATIONALS CAN BE FOUND ON THE U.S. DEPARTMENT OF STATE’S WEB SITE AT http://travel.state.gov/adoption_thailand.html GUIDELINES FOR INTERCOUNTRY ADOPTION OF THAI CHILD 1. It is necessary for the applicants to make...Read More

Divorce is never an easy process, no matter you live in which part of the world. It can be very difficult both in terms of emotional and financial aspects. Many people take such a decision without even completely understanding the impacts it can bring. In spite of being a hard choice, the process of divorce...Read More

Adopting a Thai child Are you looking for adoption in Thailand? Or would you like to adopt a Thai child abroad? We might be able to help you. What is adoption? “Adoption is the act of legally placing a child with a parent or parents other than those to whom they were born. An adoption...Read More

What you should do NOTE: We will be using the death of a US citizen in Thailand as an example to follow. The most important steps are the same for most nationalities. The main differences are related to the exact documentation required by different embassies. Furthermore, we are dealing strictly with death by natural causes....Read More