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phanangpete, here's my explanation why I think your underststanding of "your" land ownership is flawed:

  1. The land is owned by a Thai-registered company, not by you in your own name.
  2. Your testamentary provision that your partner, a Thai national with whom you are cohabiting, is not allowed to sell the land after your death unless you are still cohabiting with her at the time of your death and unless or until your daughter is 18 years old is meaningless, as it is not your partner but the company who has the right to sell the land.
  3. To which extent you currently control ownership of the land and to which extent it will be controlled by any of your heirs depends on the ownership of the shares of the company by the individuals involved at the time when the question of the sale of the land arises.

The single biggest problem in communication is the illusion that it has taken place. — George Bernard Shaw

 

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