Legal matters deserve
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While there is no legal requirement to engage a lawyer, the complexity of Thai property law — particularly around title deed types, land zoning, and ownership restrictions for foreigners — means that professional review of documents before signing is strongly advisable. Pavonis can assess the documents and explain your legal position before any commitment is made.

Foreign nationals may own shares in Thai limited companies, subject to the restrictions set out in the Foreign Business Act. Many business activities require majority Thai shareholding or a Foreign Business Licence. Corporate governance advisory at Pavonis helps clients understand the structure that fits their objectives within the applicable regulatory framework.

Family and succession planning at Pavonis is typically structured across 4–6 sessions. The first session focuses on understanding family circumstances and intentions. Subsequent sessions move through document preparation, review, and formal execution. The pace is determined by the client's availability and the complexity of the estate.

Yes. Pavonis conducts all client consultations and document explanations in English. Where clients also speak Thai, sessions can proceed bilingually. All core legal documents are prepared in both Thai and English where required by the relevant procedure.

Pavonis operates on a fixed-fee basis for each practice area. Property services begin at ฿14,000, corporate governance packages at ฿35,500, and family succession planning at ฿48,000. The full scope and fee are agreed in writing before work begins. There are no charges added without prior discussion.

The initial consultation is an opportunity for Pavonis to understand your situation and for you to understand what legal assistance would involve. No documents need to be signed at this stage. You will leave with a clearer picture of your legal position and the options available to you.