If you don’t have a Will in place and you are here in Thailand, what happens?
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- Many people leave it too late and don’t take the right steps to protect their assets and possessions when they die.
What happens in Pattaya when you die and you are not protected! How are your possession and moey etc distributed to your loved ones. Who can claim against your Will and try to get money and assets maybe you don’t want them to have?
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Overall, having a will provides peace of mind that your loved ones Will be taken care of & Not taken advantage of in anyway.. You need One Trev
yeah well said mate
Nice one Scott mate 👍🏼🍻🇦🇺
@@sandgroper1980 thanks mate.. I’m just stoked for the Pinned Comment, first one ever! 😁
The advice I was given by a lawyer in Thailand was that you should have a will in your own country to cover assets held in that country and a separate will in Thailand to cover any assets held in Thailand. My lawyer in Australia also agreed with this advice.
cheers mate
@@brettallan7417 spot on clever lawyer exactly the same as I have done
Been watching for a couple of years. Youre clearly in better shape, look younger and sound more switched on. Faster speech. Congrats on your efforts.
Thank you very much
Yes well-done 😊
Important video for everyone Trev, no matter where you are!
Cheers mate
I'm not a lawyer, and whatever anyone does is up to them. 🙂 I do have a Thai will, and one of the other things I have done is create a Google document that lists out where all my assets are, what my pension account numbers are, where my bank accounts are, etc. I have listed out everything I think someone ought to know after my demise to finalize out my stuff. That document is shared (but not editable) with a trusted friend within Thailand, and a lawyer friend back in the US. My past experience was my father dying. He handled everything, so when he passed, my mother didn't have any idea where anything was. So in addition to her husband passing, she had to figure out all the financial issues starting from scratch. I didn't want to do that to whoever I leave behind, so I've taken the time to list all that information out, and put it in a location that can be accessed after my departure.
Fair shout mate
Thank you so very much for sharing that .. good information to know . A must do when living abroad. 🙏
Glad it was helpful!
Most interesting video I've ever seen about if we die living abroad. Great video Trev a topic few people ever think of is taking our last breath. My self been a coffin maker my own death does not bother me. Would just rather be not there when it happens. Where ever there is a begining in life they had to be an end.
Wow that's great thank you very much
I hereby leave all monies and worldly goods to the Angelic girls of Soi. 6.
lol
@Dmanz67 they have had mine already what away to go!!!!!
@@Dmanz67 excellent I like your angle and humor lol
Not a lawyer. But if you are from England, if you have no will your estate goes through the family chain (your wife and dependents, then your parents, brothers/sisters, their children etc) and if none to the government. In particular, your girlfriend, other friends get nothing.
cheers
@@philipbarnard2474 there's many legal ways to do a will that would stand up in court many many options to choose from .
Your questions were very valid and would apply to many expats living in Thailand.
That guy was not good at answering your questions, clearly.
I have Thai will for my Thai possessions, and separate will for my properties owned in NZ and Australia.
Magna Carts law, in Pattaya, is very efficient for this type of thing.
Thank you for sharing
I started a will before I came out to pattaya last time. But never finished it when I returned. I Been keep putting it off . My mom asked me a while back what would happen to if i died while over there
Speak to David mate and sort it
Best thing is to spend it all before you go then you don't have to worry about the vulchers circling after you're gone.
Haha that works
"Before you go" so do you know when you are going ? lol.
@@d9918 that's the plan !!!!!
You’re telling on yourself.
Whats a vulchur?😂
Goin' up to the spirit in the sky, that"s where am gonna go when I die
Haha
excellent show, thank you. not morbid at all to be realistic to live a life without issues hanging over your shoulder.
Glad you enjoyed it
If your in the jungle and die, your belongings are shared with all ,your burnt on a wood fire, and your girlfriend still uses your ATM card to clear your bank and while any pensions are paid into that accout 😮😮😮😮
Okay
Important topic! Yes Trevor you need to make that will soon!
Am on it
Hi Trevor what a brilliant video,this is really informative information that people need to know about.
Not a nice subject but needed to be talked about. ATB 🙏
Glad you enjoyed it
Good video Trev and yeah having a will is a must. Point to note, i was told by my solicitor in UK that my will there was useless and of no use because i was not resident in UK, i was told to get one in Thailand and another one in Middle East as that is where i work.
Wow best ask David for clarification
Useful information and surprising that living wills are available in Thailand.
Cheers
I once had a short time that was so good I went out and made a will leaving everything to her the very next morning... she's probably still waiting for me to kick the bucket...
Haha must have been good
Even having a will means very little in Thailand. Everything gets contested, and the law is pathetic and will pretty much side with whoever's paying the most/best lawyer. Speaking from experience with land inheritance... Ms.Mairu's family, and even extended family, are doing everything possible to take her inheritance from her. Even the Land Office has been scared off from surveying the land.
gotcha mate
Very true...when my 2nd wife died unexpected in 2015 we had a savings account in her name with + baht 3 mill - my 1st Thai wife would not give me a divorce unless I paid her millions hence the sole bank account...her Auntie heard about this account + we went to court however I won as the lawyer was on 20% commission for successful award to me whilst Auntie paid baht 10k for her lawyer who was open to a bribe via my lawyer to have the case dismissed due to incorrect paperwork submitted to the Court + the promise of a job with my lawyer's firm in Bangkok...for bank accounts it was statutory that all claims on disputed bank accounts have to be closed within 90 days of the date of death....this was in 2015
@@boleynphil Absolutely. A will in Thailand is a false peace-of-mind, as far as I'm concerned. It *is* better to have one than not -- you don't want to make it too easy for the vultures -- but just don't count on it.
However, saying that, I'll be dead, so I won't know how it all went anyway! The main thing, in my personal opinion, is not to let anyone know what's in the will (and ensure the better half understands to keep his/her gob shut!), and keep yourself to yourself. Flaunting wealth in Thailand is a recipe for disaster.
Number one
You have to trust the lawyer!
The Bank !
Everything can disappear here.
Gotcha mate
Serious subject to tackle,made me think no matter what happens,you wont be left on top.
yeah thought provoking for sure
Very important information thanks
Glad it was helpful!
Great advice Trev, from a well informed friend you have with you today
Glad you enjoyed it
So notes to date.
Have will in Thailand.
Should be signed and witnessed in front of proper officials.
2. Thailanf has Hierarchical disbursement of assets starting with Wife, Children, etc
The will can list who gets what amount of what.
3. Need power of attorney and wills go through courts.
4.I thought the Thai will was recorded at the local Ampur. I would notify people who will be working with will what location office it is recorded at in the Will
Indeed
Great information Trev keep this content coming real value added content
cheers mate
I lived in Cambodia for many years and saw many expats die there. Relatives coming out to Cambodia to get access to Dad's money in Cambodian banks was a major problem. One scottish guy had always told his Kymer girlfriend he had provided for her in his will and she would get all his assets. He always told her his will was with his possessions back in Scotland. When he died unexpectedly, his relatives in Scotland could not find the will and his khymer girlfriend got nothing. Everything went to his scottish relatives.
Thank you
Imagine you die without a will. And some sharpie who knows their way around the legal system contrives to cheat your loved ones. (And there are loads of sharpies who thrive on gaming the system.) A strong will prevents that.
In Ontario we advise: Everyone involved up to general litigation knows, you don't Kangaroo court legal advice to anyone. Unless you regard a floored legal process as an asap instant asset.
All of that, yeah?@@Girlsonfilm21
yeah not good
Great epidode today Trev. I expected the answers that David said to be honest. Everyone should have a will with everything listed. I think it is good to have a list of everything with contact numbers aswell, makes it so much easier to sort. I had to go through tons of paperwork after losing my parents last year to get everything sorted. Give a copy of everything to your mum, wife and kids so they are all on the same page
Cheers mate thank you
Anyone know where to go in pattaya with back pain problem
Great video Trevor
Simply don’t count the days , make every day count
Absolutely
I've contacted them.... thanks for the video
Thanks Nick. We just spoke
No problem 👍
Good discussion. I'm 57 so important I guess now . I will now look to sort my will. Good one trev
Feel free to contact me on Tuesday if you want to have a chat.
Contact TLP mate they can set it all up for you
Not a morbid video at all. We all have to go one day and it makes sense to be be as pragmatic and practical in life and in death as it will certainly hit us all one day. Peace and thank you for the video.
Cheers mate
In the uk if you suspect someone that has died jas life insurance you just need basic information there are websites that can find insurance policies for you easy peasy
Ok
That living will just sounds like a lawyers sales pitch. Most farang have health insurance that would cover this ,right ? And there are so many relationships with thai women that many farang can't trust her or discuss these things.
Your wrong, most DON'T have all this in place, I know so many that don't
Rent and never buy. Keep minimal $ in thai bank acct. problem solved
Cheers
*Video Suggestion* : What happens if you want your remains repatriated to another country for burial ? I belive this can be very expensive (like $10,000).
Would need to jump in Discord and ask TLP room
It can be. if you want to discuss this, feel free to call in on Tuesday.
I will give you some great advice do your will in your home country.
If anything happens abroad thai government or thai law cant touch what will you have at home fact 💯
Ok
If your family are in another country and you want be taken back to that country be aware of the costs. We had to pay £8,000 for a family body to be returned home, let alone the mortuary and legal fees. So be insured.
Wow
Could be dangerous telling some Thai family's you have life insurance 🤣
Haha yeah be careful
This is a true comment...the alarm bells started ringing when her large family kept asking how much my 1st ex wife would recieve when I die..
In some countries your not obligated to leave anytime to your wife or x but she has the right to 10% of removable estate thats it
Thank you
Wow! Trevor that was not morbid at all that was very good advice and infos if you want to live in Thailand and not have any problem it's a must to do so your family will know what to do and if you are married your Thai wife will know to that was awesome Trevor. Me in Chateauguay Quebec Canada i did that when i get married the live and the last will . I changed it when i divorced my wife because she was cheating on me so yeah this is another story so i put my daughter the executive of my will and she know what to do and everything goes to her my car my truck and money the house i already give it to her and her husband like a wedding gift so i live in the bachelor there and like that i'm not gonna worried because i pay the house no debt so she will be ok.Have a excellent day Trev and say hi to Beer and a big hug for me and if you see my lovely Miguel say hi for me and a big hug and we will chat Sunday Livestream. Stay safe Kap khun kap 🙏🙏🙏
Cheers mate thank you
What I took away from the story; don't die abroad
Farang is an ATM even after death hehe
Indeed
@@Buzzinpattaya some are using this to test Common Law from 1666. Just like many Judges would walk out of Courts as they could not deal with having lied for their Oaths in an illegal Admin Court, they would simply oblige the transfer of the Bill OR reject it by the Company concerned. So some do, some don't. It may rack up the debt on your afterlife... that to these ppl using it for a free life are not bothered by this as they may not by this time have assets... no property nor car. I mean, even a car may be ample to pay off such debt by death. Regardless how we use this, it is Lawful and how our hidden debts are totalled. They may get written off. The Legal aspect of this is too deep for the system to comprehend.
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Gday T yeh this was one of ya best mate. Alot of very useful info thanks Dave. My will in Oz is sorted so if l croak in Buzzin Lounge chasing one of the Buzzettes the Aussie embassy will be notified and my kids will share my estate. I think a will in Thailand is as important as health insurance lMHO. 795 Baht is a no brainer.
Mate do l hear a brooklyn accent there Dave forget about it.😀👍
Haha what a way to go
If you pass without a will, then you are subject to govt laws which could be a disaster. You should have a Will & trust, so get an atty to draft one up!!
Indeed
how much does it cost to be cremated in Thailand ?
Not sure
Another point is not only making a will you need to go to the land office and get an agreement between you and your wife if she dies before me I can stay in the house until I die or I have one year to sell it and move on or if I die the house is left 50 50 with her son and grandaughter
Cheers
Will your country embassy notify your family when you die, they have this information From when U appled for my passport and its in my passport.
yes the embassy will contact your next of kin
Please ask David directly via link in description
What will happen if i dont have a will? I guess i wont be allowed to die .
Lol
Cost @ 21:04 ( 10000~30000 Baht....for last Will. Or membership @ 795 Baht a month )
Membership covers it
Once I'm dead it's not my problem.
But it's ya families
Hello. I hope u are well and doing better
Yes, thank you
I hate the ocean sometimes. Oh, why. I went for a swim today in Jomp it was a no no. So me and me mates went go go! 13
lol
Why not set up a registration data base where you pay a fee so if something happens to you your nominated people will be notified.
Good idea
World Wide 'CESTUI QUE VIE TRUST' = "He Who Lives " i.e. use it to pay your Bills & Debts legally before you die for a free life.
Gotcha
easiest way to get a executor for your will is write in a Bar Girl ... what could go wrong 555555
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Good stuff Trevor.
Thanks 👍
what about if you don't have a will and you die what happens to your body are you in a fridge or would they put you in the ground if no one comes forth?
Cremate you
Salut Trev.Intersting video.👍
Cheers mate
I just set it up if I die my brother who is my only living relative can just simply transfer all my money from my bank here back to my account in the U.S. I would never own property here so it is pretty simple for me as far as clothes just give them to charity
cheers for sharing
Hi Trevor,
Great video.
Just want to know if you can provide me a solicitor or lawyer company here in Thailand that can help me to make a person WILL. I am a expat here and have a condo & bank account in my name?
Please contact Thailand Legal Protection direct, the details are in the video description
Great video trev
cheers mate
You kept asking him the same thing.
If I die and no one knows, who should my mum call..
You should have asked him,
I die and no one knows, and I don't have anything to give to anyone.
Who gets nothing ?
Important topic. Thailand can keep my 10000 baht 😮.
Okay
I have no will, no family ,and no one to will my goods to.
Gotcha
The government will put the money to good use.
Find a suitable charity
You could leave money to Red Cross in Thailand.
Or Father Ray, Father Joe or Pattaya Orphanage
I have already told my thai wife she will get nothing only my kids in a trust fund but there is conditions attached
Understand
Trev. Thanks so much for this great video. One of the most important ones .I would like to know, How can I contact David’s office. Thanks again mate.cheers.
Hi mate the link is in the video description mate, just click that link and you will have all you need there mate
You just need the name of the lawyer handling your estate
Cheers
I don't have a will at this time, but I do have an agreement between my Thai girlfriend ( lived together for 8 years), and my eldest daughter in England ( which my other two children have given consent too), that whatever I have in Thailand, goes to my Thai girlfriend ( house,Thai bank account and all house contents). Whatever is in my English accounts and my civil service pension ( paid for two years after my passing), will go to my Eldest daughter to provide for my two only grandchildren. I would like to know how much this legal firm will charge me to put everything in place? This has been discussed between myelf, my Thai girlfriend and my 3 children, just need it made legal.
795B mate link in description
Fantastic episode Trev I use @ lawyers for expats
Who notifies your relieves if you die unexpectedly
Embassy
Good subject Trev, my best mate died at the young age of 51 in Oz. It has made us all here think about setting up a will. As my mate supposedly didn’t have a will and it had to go to probate, (his brother in law admitted that she was emailed it 3 years ago and lost it), so his ungrateful family will get. I’ll have to start the process here and in Thailand as I’m looking at building a house in Thailand and also looking at buying some land in my new born sons name, in Oz d be worried that someone would take advantage of her. Everything will hopefully go to her and she can distribute it accordingly with her children.
With Thai legal protection will their will be recognised overseas?
Sad that mate especially at that age
@@Buzzinpattaya he did like a tipple, died 1 day after his favourite day St Paddy’s day, so at least he had one last hurrah of his favourite day.
I have it on good authority amphur a will made at the local authority is doable,and obviously not as expensive as a lawyer
795B is hardly expensive
they won't , the Thai banks will freeze your accounts when u pass...
Like an x of mine oh i dont want to talk about it death is part of life
Indeed
Trevor, I was looking for your bio on website, what has been your journey from UK to business in Thailand? If you would like to share.
I've said it on YT before
if you have family there not a problem will be arranged with a lot of food they take care of you if not i dont know?
Thank you
Wan sao podium attemt
on it mate
Nice Saturday podium for you Raymond mate , have a nice weekend 👍🏼🍻🇦🇺
@@sandgroper1980 cheers me old son you ✌ as well
Nothing much all depends on your circumstances.
If you have a uk will or where your from nothing in Thailand will happen if you have no accets i drip feed my thai bank account with funds and its a myth that you can only get a bank account in Thailand only with a visa crap or residency.
I have a thai bank account in Thailand i dont have a visa or residency rhe facts are people you can get alot of information from xpats that are living like xpats and not like native then the information olis fldiffrent and more accurate
Okay
How about if there are enough funds in the bank can it be used to transfer the body? Thanks for this I stay in Cambodia will go to the bank about this.
I would guess so
It's too expensive.
You need to be cremated in Thailand.
A friend of mine passed away in pattaya from Australia & it would cost 80k aud to return the whole body.
Service in Thailand was 15 k Thai baht
@@paulsmith2552 wow thanks for info
buzzin planning to go out on soi 6 😁
lol
Cannot think of a better place just hope it's going down stairs rather than walking hand in hand going up😂
Will your embassy of your home country notify your family of your dealth, they have my family information.
Please ask David mate
Do you know the cost of drawing up a simple will Trevor ?
Join with the link it's 795B p/m job done
@@Buzzinpattaya that is to join the membership monthly only though isn’t it ?
@@jonhobson3592you get the will under the membership. Contact me on Tuesday.
Tee,mate you have kids in UK and Mo has 2 kids that you love,
have you thought about adopting them?
sort out ya will ol'china also your old mum is still alive.do it today mate also sort someone to speak for you if you are hurt and cannot talk.should have had this done as soon as you took on Mo and the girls.
protect the kids and Mo
yes mate we have looked into this
But lets be sure about this a uk will can not be over ridding by Thai law
Gotcha
Right?
ok
Ive just moved to thailand but have a will in england am i ok ?
Please contact David directly
Hi Trevor. Great info as always. Do you have the conact info for David directly? The link for the website has the adress in Bangkok. I would like to contact him directly or vist the local Pattaya office if they have one. Thanks in advance!!
Use that link mate as it's all connected and Peter is in Pattaya a lot as well as David
@@Buzzinpattaya Sounds good, will do. Thanks again!!
Make a will. Your legacy awaits
indeed
Good piece! I have a question, if I buy a house with my thai girlfriend, like 49/51%, and she passes, can I still live there or do the property go to her family?
best to ask David mate, link in video description
Go to the land office and get a written agreement with you and your wife that says if she dies before you you can stay in the home until you die and they can't do anything to you and you get one year to sell it and move on if you want to or stay there until you die
Remember if she dies and you are on a marriage visa that visa is then cancelled on the date of death.
Can you have a separate will in each country to take care of each place and people involved
I would think they would clash as it's all your estate, best ask David
My advice is if you have property in Thailand you need a Thai will.
Ask your lawyer.
Normally the last will you sign cancel all previous wills.
give us a call on Tuesday for a chat if you want
I would be the executor of my Thai wife her will. I live permanently here but cant read Thai. Would I need a sollicitor in court or is a translator enough?
Best to get it checked professionally
What happens if you fall off a balcony
hopefully you survive
Hopefully your GF gets arrested .
After youre deceased then your estate will be deducted for very expensive flying lessons....
What if u have a will in your home country My brother has power of attorney and is my heir
Please contact David thailegalprotection.com/?ref=buzzinpattaya
It'll mean sweet F.A. in Thailand. Even a will in Thailand won't guarantee anything. The old saying goes, don't invest anything in Thailand you're not prepared to lose. Make a will to your missus (or mister, if that's your thing), but don't count on it being honoured. Whatever you do leave in Thailand, particularly anything in a bank, is staying in Thailand, that's for sure!
What if you have no immediate family and you live alone in Thailand, also not have enough money in your bank to bury/cremate you!
please contact David or Peter directly - thailegalprotection.com/?ref=buzzinpattaya
No mention on what happens to your body after death ...????
Cremated I believe
"My husband died without a will" ... "Intestate ?" ... "How dare you ! My husband died with his equipment fully intact !!" .... I'll get my coat.
Ok
@@Czechbound so u should pathetic
Crazy rich... Snake eyes..! Leaves Asian fortune to GI Jo. YO JO!
A bit of sword action little Hemoglobin.
haha
If I die while there. What happens to my body
They turn you into street food
Your family or next of kin will have to pay to have your body repatriated to your home country. Some travel insurance will cover part or all of the cost.
Its turned into ashes
You would be cremated I guess
@@Buzzinpattaya true and your loved ones or family collect your ashes and apparently include some bones , because I read just yesterday that the fires they have are not hot enough to turn all of the bones in to ash , they are supplied in a white canvass bag then I assume you will be cast into the Mekong or thrown into the sea or forest maybe even sent back to your home land.
✌
Cheers
Someone you trust needs to know where all your assets are.
I have a complete list with my lawyer.
Updated annually.
Your embassy should notify family in your home country.
Who's going to inherit the buzzin bar😅😅?
Fair one mate
What happens to your body?
Cremated