Naming a guardian
A parent holding parental power may name a guardian by will. If the other parent survives with parental power, it usually remains with them first.
A parent exercising parental power may name a guardian for minor children in a will. If no one holds parental power, the court appoints a guardian in the child's best interests. Name who manages inherited property and how it is paid out.

A parent exercising parental power may name a guardian for minor children in a will. If no one holds parental power, the court appoints a guardian in the child's best interests. Name who manages inherited property and how it is paid out.
This page explains guardianship and minors' property planning in a will. General information, not legal or tax advice on your situation; check current rates and conditions with the agency first.
A parent holding parental power may name a guardian by will. If the other parent survives with parental power, it usually remains with them first.
On a guardianship petition, the court weighs suitability and the child's interests; the will evidences the parents' wishes.
Guardians must not be minors, incompetent, quasi-incompetent, bankrupt or otherwise disqualified; name an alternate.
Name who manages inherited property and payment terms such as education and living costs. Certain major transactions over a minor's property need court permission.
If the guardian lives abroad, check the child's visa, relocation and recognition of Thai court orders there.
Review after divorce, remarriage, new children or the guardian moving country.




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