Family Succession, Considered Carefully

Under the Thai Civil and Commercial Code, succession law governs how a deceased person's property, rights, and obligations pass to heirs — whether through a valid will or through the statutory rules that apply when no will exists. Boran Law works with families to understand how those rules apply to their particular situation before any decisions are made.

Yes. The Ancestral Document Review service covers documents supplied by the family, regardless of language or age. Where translation is needed, we will note this in our summary and can advise on appropriate next steps.

The service is paced by the family. Some families prefer to complete the work in a single visit; others prefer to carry it out over several sessions. The work is not time-limited on our side, and the pace is always the family's to decide.

The coordination service covers the drafting of relevant documents as part of the work, which may include testamentary documents where the family chooses to proceed in that direction. The key focus is to establish a framework that can be revisited and adjusted over time.

The fees listed represent the starting point for each service. Where a family's situation is more involved — for example, where a document review uncovers additional complexity — we will discuss any adjustment transparently before proceeding. No additional work begins without the family's agreement.

All information shared with Boran Law is treated as confidential. The documents and records produced remain entirely the client's property and are not shared with third parties without explicit direction from the client.