Planning for What You Leave Behind

No prior legal knowledge is needed. The introductory course is written for people who are new to this subject. Each course is designed to build understanding gradually, using plain language and practical examples drawn from Thai law and everyday family situations.

Sessions are conducted in a small-group format at our Bangkok office, with an online participation option available for participants based outside the city. Advisory meetings in the higher-level courses can be scheduled in person or via video call.

We encourage prospective participants to reach out before enrolling. A brief conversation about your current situation — your assets, family structure, and what you hope to accomplish — usually makes the choice clear. There is no obligation in making that initial contact.

These courses are educational in nature and are not a substitute for personalised legal counsel. They are designed to help you understand your options so that conversations with legal professionals are more productive. The comprehensive course includes access to a network of estate planning professionals who can assist with implementation.

Yes — the comprehensive course addresses cross-border assets specifically. The introductory and intermediate courses focus primarily on Thai law, but they provide a useful foundation. Participants with significant overseas assets are often advised to begin with the comprehensive programme.

After your enquiry, we will confirm course availability and send you the enrolment details and payment instructions. Payment can be made by bank transfer. We ask that fees are settled prior to the first session.