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What are the recommended law firms in Bangkok for drafting a prenup, and what costs are involved?
Prenuptial AgreementThailand Law FirmExpat Legal AdviceAustralia Legal MattersAsset ProtectionWills and Estates
Dec 10, 2025
5 months ago
Danny *******
ORIGINAL POSTERI am wanting advice on a prenup, recommendations on a good reliable law firm in Bangkok and some idea of the cost. I am an Australian and I want to protect my assets in Australia not only for my protection but also my wishes to leave my son my assets in Australia.
TLDR : Answer Summary
The discussion focuses on seeking advice for a prenup and reliable law firms in Bangkok, particularly for an Australian wanting to protect assets in Australia and plan for their son. Recommendations include contacting 'Lawyers for Expats Thailand' for their expertise, especially with a British General Manager. Other firms mentioned are Channinat & Leeds, known for their services, and ATL Anglo Thai Legal, which offers personal consultations. It is also advised to have separate wills for assets in both countries to ensure proper estate planning.
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I will be using them soon for a pre-nup too!
Mickey *************************
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for a free consultationUs *****
Why do you need to marry her? You can just live together and relax.
Greg *******
@Us ****
thai tradition is important to many thai ladysUs *****
@Greg ******
okay, if she is marrying an old farang, she is probably on her 3 marriage with multiple kids. She doesn't need to get married, she just wants your money. I understand if she is in her 20s and college educated, then you need to marry her.Danny *******
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you have know idea Nek and you are an obnoxious individual. Have a nice dayGreg *******
@Us ****
my partner an l are in our 50s and 60s so no comparReply to
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Thai woman push marriage, they want a big payoff when their farang kicks the bucketReply to
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John ********
You need an Australia Will and a thai Will for assets in each country ...
May be set up on the event of your death some assets from Australia sent to thai estate for example
May be set up on the event of your death some assets from Australia sent to thai estate for example
Gary ********
He is married to Thailand girl for many years great guy
Gary ********
Please talk to Dale Linwood from Australia on Facebook
Marty *********
I used Channinat & Leeds, Soi 13, in 2019.
Danny *******
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thanks MartyReply to
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Ian ********
I have a will I set up in Australia covering my Australian assets.
and a seperate will in Thailand for my Thai assets.
and a seperate will in Thailand for my Thai assets.
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@Ian *******
if you legally married in Thailand she can claim inheritance according to be a wife even if not register in Australia . And if your son know you married and not tell the whole will can be contests. And lying to court is not the best way to protect your assetJim *******
@Ian *******
What more you need?Danny *******
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she could contest your will and I want to protect my assets in for my son. I think it is best not to take any chances Ian.Reply to
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Adrien ******
Reach out to
@Lawyers **********************
- They have a British General ManagerDanny *******
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thanks AdrienReply to
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