My wonderful Thai wife (9 monk ceremony only) wants to officially marry with"paper". After being subdivided 4 times by Western wives I swore I would never put myself in that position again. She is not a bar girl and I plan on staying with her forever but at her age I recognize people change (I am too old to change) and I also see occasional un-justified flareups that I know are PMS, she does not understand why her "hormones" act so strange occasionally.

She just graduated University on a scholarship provide by my ATM and we own 2 houses and 2 cars, but in the name of my corporation. I am working on a will that will give her everything if I die of natural causes but if under mysterious circumstances my brother would inherit my estate.

How can I protect my assets and still keep a happy wife. I don't think she would have any objection to a pre nup.

My wonderful Thai wife (9 monk ceremony only) wants to officially marry with"paper". After being subdivided 4 times by Western wives I swore I would never put myself in that position again. She is not a bar girl and I plan on staying with her forever but at her age I recognize people change (I am too old to change) and I also see occasional un-justified flareups that I know are PMS, she does not understand why her "hormones" act so strange occasionally.

She just graduated University on a scholarship provide by my ATM and we own 2 houses and 2 cars, but in the name of my corporation. I am working on a will that will give her everything if I die of natural causes but if under mysterious circumstances my brother would inherit my estate.

How can I protect my assets and still keep a happy wife. I don't think she would have any objection to a pre nup.

Firstly (whilst not the answer to your query) I advise that you do not tell her that she is the sole beneficiary in the event of your death, otherwise you might not have the time to do a pre nup.

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Well I am having mine written up stateside while I visit here, but shouldn't any reputable law firm be able to help you out in CM?

Are they recognised under Thai law ?

My wonderful Thai wife (9 monk ceremony only) wants to officially marry with"paper". After being subdivided 4 times by Western wives I swore I would never put myself in that position again. She is not a bar girl and I plan on staying with her forever but at her age I recognize people change (I am too old to change) and I also see occasional un-justified flareups that I know are PMS, she does not understand why her "hormones" act so strange occasionally.

She just graduated University on a scholarship provide by my ATM and we own 2 houses and 2 cars, but in the name of my corporation. I am working on a will that will give her everything if I die of natural causes but if under mysterious circumstances my brother would inherit my estate.

How can I protect my assets and still keep a happy wife. I don't think she would have any objection to a pre nup.

Pre-nuptial agreements (known as ante-nuptials in Thailand) are legal when attached to wedding certificates at time of marriage, signed by you and wife and 2 witnesses. Most lawyers in Chiang Mai should have knowledge.