Visa through having a Thai child

[urleft]

Very interesting discussion. 

Which leads to the "what if". 

What if my TW dies?  Will all the property then be assigned to the Child (Thai Citizen)? 

What advice is recommended to ensure the Child is basically the sole heir?  (I don't need to recoup what I put in as long as the Daughter gets it).

[Starman]

Very interesting discussion. 

Which leads to the "what if". 

What if my TW dies?  Will all the property then be assigned to the Child (Thai Citizen)? 

What advice is recommended to ensure the Child is basically the sole heir?  (I don't need to recoup what I put in as long as the Daughter gets it).

A will.

[urleft]

Very interesting discussion. 

Which leads to the "what if". 

What if my TW dies?  Will all the property then be assigned to the Child (Thai Citizen)? 

What advice is recommended to ensure the Child is basically the sole heir?  (I don't need to recoup what I put in as long as the Daughter gets it).

A will.

Thank you for that well thought out informative response.  I have an US notarized will taking care of both the TW and daughter.  It is nice to know based on your response that it also covers Thailand. 

[Starman]

The thread is about Thailand. Your comment on a thread about Thailand, if on topic, would refer to items in Thailand.

It is not for me to determine if your US will covers your property in Thailand. That is your job. You asked a question and I gave you a 100 percent accurate answer.

Best you contact your lawyer if you are not sure.

[urleft]

The thread is about Thailand. Your comment on a thread about Thailand, if on topic, would refer to items in Thailand.

It is not for me to determine if your US will covers your property in Thailand. That is your job. You asked a question and I gave you a 100 percent accurate answer.

Best you contact your lawyer if you are not sure.

So what you are saying is that you don't know what you are taking about when you said a will was sufficient.  Exactly what I have learned to expect from you. 

[Starman]

Let me put it simply.

In order to appoint an heir to your estate you need a will.

What you have written into that will is totally up to you.

As previously advised, you need to speak to a lawyer if you don't know your arse from your elbow.

I have made all the arrangements for my family. I am sure it is not beyond your capabilities to do the same.

You are the only person that ever seems to question me on this forum. That say more about you than me.

Good luck with your will.

[urleft]

You are a twat, Urleft.

Let me put it simply.

In order to appoint an heir to your estate you need a will. 

What you have written into that will is totally up to you.

As previously advised, you need to speak to a lawyer if you don't know your arse from your elbow.

I have made all the arrangements for my family. I am sure it is not beyond your capabilities to do the same.

You are the only person that ever seems to question me on this forum. That say more about you than me.

Good luck with your will.

I asked for specific advice and you give me BS.  You provided no specific guidance for Thailand.  Wow, talk to lawyer, you provided no recommendations, and nothing I should expect or look for. 

When you don't have a clue you should shut up and not post. 

[urleft]

I am sure it is not beyond your capabilities to do the same.

My Daughter is set up in the USA to live like a queen if something should happen to me.  What I am concerned about which is why I stated: 

What if my TW dies?  Will all the property then be assigned to the Child (Thai Citizen)? 


What do I need to protect her?  Starman, you have failed to provide any more specifics than I have already addressed. 

[urleft]

Very interesting discussion. 

Which leads to the "what if". 

What if my TW dies?  Will all the property then be assigned to the Child (Thai Citizen)? 

What advice is recommended to ensure the Child is basically the sole heir?  (I don't need to recoup what I put in as long as the Daughter gets it).

Any relevant info to this post?  Starman as usual failed to provide referenced links. 

[nookiebear]

I don't know anything about US Wills,BUT UK Wills are not recognised here in Thailand,likewise Thai wills are not recognised in the UK.No doubt the US will be different .

[Freddy]

My understanding from the advice previously given on this site is that you need a will in your home country for home based assets and you need a Thai will for Thai based assets.

[Starman]

Just as I said, Freddy. One needs a will.

Wonder if the forum idiot is going to shoot you down for not providing " referenced links"

 

[nookiebear]

My understanding from the advice previously given on this site is that you need a will in your home country for home based assets and you need a Thai will for Thai based assets.

You're spot on Freddy.............I thought that is what I said

[BillH52]

It may be my memory (again); but, wasn't there something about will writing recommendations discussed on this forum a month or two ago?  I get the name confused, but a  forum member who does a bang up job at writing wills for Thailand; seems like he is a Brit, but TiT. 

[Freddy]

Yes...Prakonchai Nick. I believe he can assist in all these matters.