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Thailand tax advice: how to will your Thai property and the Thai court system
Practice Area: Inheritance Tax
Sector: Real estate
Jurisdiction: Thailand
Published: 09 February 2011
Law Firm: DFDL Mekong
Overview
In this month’s edition on tax advice in Laos, DFDL Mekong discusses:
How to will your Thai property - what will happen if you don't have a will, why a will is recommended, the formalities of a Thai will, conflicts of law, probate in Thailand, inheritance tax and inheritance of a Thai property.
The Thai court system - general courts, juvenile and family courts, specialised courts, Courts of Appeal and the Supreme Court.
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