Prenuptial Agreement for marrying a Thai

[Missflurry]

Hi everyone,

I am planning to get married to a Thai citizen but if things do go wrong I don't want any hassle (and to reassure my parents).

We are both young so there are not any big assets yet but there can be in the future (e.g. when parent pass away).

I just want to simple prenuptial agreement, where it states that what we have now and what we will have in the future will be separated.

Any recommendations for a lawyer/firm?

And what will be the price for a simple prenup?

Thanks!

[NickJ]

PM me if you want my 2 cents worth.

[Gonsalviz]

The Thai government has that covered. You don't need to bother yourself.

[Missflurry]

Thanks for the answers. I read indeed that whats yours from before marriage stays yours.

But inheritance also? Even thought you get it for example during marriage?

[hiakungfu]

Inheritance stays yours unless it has been made through the will clearly saying such inheritance is matrimonial property. Hope this helps.

[Missflurry]

Thank you for the explanation. The Thai marriage law has some good things in it then.