Succession of an individual’s estate is a consideration that is best made during the lifetime of the individual otherwise, Thai statute will dictate essentially ‘who gets what’. In this regard, estate planning and creation of a Will to address asset distribution upon your demise is likely required. Due to the nature of our client base being expatriates, we have gained a vast wealth of experience and knowledge on how best to structure and address estate planning, as many of the expatriates we represent have previously been divorced and have children in another jurisdiction. Therefore, distribution of assets is crucial to address the issue from the prior household to that of the new household. Having a Will in place should ultimately dictate this asset distribution and ultimately reduce family quarrels and disputes, as the Will dictates the wishes of the expatriate individual.