Hi Members...Under the "Anything Else" category...
Re: My "Will" made in Thailand.
A few years ago I made a "Will" leaving my estate (not hugh but very big by Thai standards) to my then Thai G/F...we broke up 4 years ago and I wish to make that Will null and void. I know very little about this subject so would appreciate any inputs.
I do not wish to make another one in Thailand which would cancel out the previous one. The Lawyers office is no longer located where it used to be and I do not know where he moved to.
The Executor was her previous boss and I don't know where he is located either.
If I simply tear up the Will would she be able to trace the Lawyer after my death and have it enforced.
I suppose I could make another Will in my home country in Europe, would that be sufficient.
Any advice would be most welcome.
P.S. She has already gained a lot from me ..A condo, 2 cars and a good bit of money over 12 years together...
TLDR : Answer Summary
The user wants to nullify a Thai will made for an ex-girlfriend without creating a new will in Thailand. Community members suggest that simply tearing up the will may not suffice, as previous wills may still be found or enforced. It is recommended to create a new will that explicitly states it supersedes all previous ones, preferably with the assistance of a qualified lawyer familiar with Thai law. Some members emphasize the importance of having separate wills for different jurisdictions to avoid complications.
