LEGAL DOCUMENTS

Legal Documents Services

Drafting, review, notarization, and certification of legal documents in Thailand — contracts, powers of attorney, wills, and affidavits.

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Clients may also visit our Rayong or Pattaya office for consultations.

Legal document drafting & notarial services

Accurate legal documentation is essential to protect your personal, business, and property interests in Thailand. Our firm provides professional drafting, review, certification, and notarization services for foreign and international clients.

Core services we handle

Drafting and review of commercial and personal contracts
Power of Attorney preparation for Land Office, company, and banking matters
Last Wills and estate documentation
Affidavits and sworn statements
Document certification and notarization

Power of Attorney (POA)

A Power of Attorney authorises another person to act on your behalf for specified legal matters — particularly important for foreign nationals who may not be physically present to complete transactions. We prepare General and Special Powers of Attorney tailored to property transfers, company filings, and banking matters.

Wills & Notarial Services

Last Will & notarial certification

Last Will and Testament

For individuals holding assets in Thailand, a properly drafted Thai Will ensures clear distribution of property and avoids statutory intestacy rules. We assist with drafting Thai-compliant wills, advising on asset distribution, and ensuring proper execution formalities. A local Will can significantly simplify probate proceedings for beneficiaries.

Notarial & document certification

In Thailand, notarization is performed by a Notarial Services Attorney registered with the Lawyers Council of Thailand. We provide signature witnessing, certification of copies, and affidavit notarization for foreign use or embassy submission. Clients must attend in person with valid identification for notarization services.

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Common questions about legal documents & notarization

Yes. It simplifies probate significantly, avoiding delays that can arise when a foreign Will must be recognized and processed through Thai courts.

Thailand doesn't have Notary Publics in the same sense as common-law countries. Instead, Notarial Services Attorneys registered with the Lawyers Council of Thailand perform certification and witnessing functions for documents intended for foreign or local use.

Validity depends on the scope defined in the document itself — some POAs are valid for a single transaction, while others remain valid until formally revoked. We advise on the appropriate scope and duration for your situation.

Wills and estate planning by location

Thai wills, estate planning and estate administration: