Prasit
Prasit legal office

Our Story

A Practice Built Around People, Not Just Cases

Prasit was established to provide considered legal support for families navigating inheritance matters in Thailand — at a pace that puts them first.

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Who We Are

Prasit Legal Services

Prasit was founded with a specific focus in mind: to bring steadiness and clarity to the legal side of inheritance in Thailand. The firm's founders had seen too many families struggle not because of the law itself, but because they could not find a practice willing to slow down and explain what was happening and why.

Located in Bangkok's historic Pom Prap Sattru Phai district, the practice draws on a deep familiarity with the Thai Civil and Commercial Code as it relates to succession, probate proceedings in the Bangkok courts, and the particular sensitivities that arise when families are trying to settle an estate while still grieving.

The name Prasit reflects a sense of purposeful accomplishment — doing things properly, and doing them in a way that leaves the client feeling they were looked after. That ethos shapes every interaction, from a first inquiry to the resolution of a long-running dispute.

Our Mission

What We Work Toward

We aim to be the kind of legal support a family actually wants during a difficult period — not a bureaucratic process to endure, but a trusted adviser who takes the time to understand what matters and helps navigate toward an outcome everyone can live with.

  • Clear advice delivered without unnecessary complexity
  • Respect for each family's timeline and emotional needs
  • Thorough documentation that reduces future uncertainty
  • Transparent fee structures from the very first conversation
  • Consistent, reliable communication throughout each matter

The Team

The People Behind Prasit

A small team with focused expertise — each member chosen for their care as much as their knowledge.

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Khun Thanat

Principal Solicitor

Over fifteen years advising families on Thai succession law, probate filings, and contentious estate matters in the Bangkok courts.

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Nattawin

Will & Estate Specialist

Focused entirely on will preparation and estate planning, Nattawin brings careful attention to detail and a calm manner to every client meeting.

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Siriporn

Client Relations & Administration

Siriporn ensures every client knows what to expect, when to expect it, and who to contact — keeping communication clear throughout each matter.

How We Work

Standards We Hold Ourselves To

Each of these reflects a practice commitment, not a policy document. They shape how we work every day.

Thai Bar Membership

All legal staff hold current membership of the Lawyers Council of Thailand and practise within its professional standards framework.

Client Confidentiality

Every matter is handled under strict professional privilege. Family details and estate information are never shared beyond those directly advising you.

Document Accuracy

All wills, probate filings, and court documents are reviewed by at least two qualified staff before submission or signature.

Compliance with Thai Succession Law

We follow the Thai Civil and Commercial Code, Books I and VI, ensuring every document and strategy aligns with current legal requirements.

Data Protection

Client data is stored securely and handled in accordance with Thailand's Personal Data Protection Act. We retain only what is needed, for as long as necessary.

Clear Fee Disclosure

We outline all fees before work begins. There are no charges that were not agreed in advance, and our billing is itemised and explained plainly.

Our Expertise

Inheritance Law in the Thai Context

Thai inheritance law operates under the Civil and Commercial Code, which sets out statutory heirs in six classes and provides rules for how an estate is divided in the absence of a will. Understanding how these rules interact with property ownership, marriage, and prior gifts requires careful reading of the code alongside knowledge of how Bangkok courts have applied it in practice.

A well-drafted will under Thai law does more than state a preference — it reduces the scope for dispute, clarifies the testator's intentions regarding property that may be held jointly, and can address specific concerns such as assets owned by foreign nationals or businesses with mixed ownership. Our work in this area reflects the precision that such documents require.

Probate proceedings before the Thai court involve a structured process of appointing an executor, inventorying the estate, settling debts, and distributing assets. We manage this process on behalf of clients who are often unfamiliar with court procedure, ensuring they are kept informed without being overwhelmed by procedural detail.

Inheritance disputes in Thai families often involve questions of legitimacy, contested gifts made before death, or disagreements about what an informal arrangement with a parent actually meant. These cases call for patience, a thorough review of the evidence, and a genuine willingness to seek resolution without unnecessary escalation. That is the approach Prasit brings to each one.

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We Are Glad to Answer Your Questions

Whether you have a straightforward question about a will or a more complicated family situation, we welcome the conversation.

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