Raksa legal practice

Our Practice

A Firm That Holds Your Family's Concerns With Care

Raksa was built around one idea: that legal work connected to loss and inheritance deserves steadiness, patience, and plain communication. We have carried that idea into every matter we take on.

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Our Story

How Raksa Came to Be

Raksa was founded in Phuket with a particular kind of family in mind — one that has just lost someone and now faces the task of understanding what that person left behind, and what the law requires of them. That task can feel overwhelming, especially when the language used is technical and the steps are unclear.

The practice was established to change that experience. From the first conversation, we speak plainly. We do not rush decisions. We explain what each document means before we ask anyone to sign it. We take the formal weight of the process so that the family can stay focused on one another.

Phuket is a place where many families — Thai and international — have built lives and accumulated assets across different legal contexts. Our work reflects that. We are experienced with Thai inheritance law as it applies to both Thai nationals and foreign residents, and we understand the particular considerations that arise when an estate crosses borders.

The name Raksa means to protect or to care for. It describes, in one word, what we try to do in every matter we handle.

Our Mission

To provide inheritance legal support that is thorough, clearly communicated, and handled with sensitivity to the people involved — not just the assets.

Our Values

  • Patience over urgency
  • Plain language at every step
  • Family wellbeing kept in view
  • Honest, fair pricing
  • Strict confidentiality

Office

24 Thawewong Road
Patong, Phuket 83150
Thailand

+66 76 348 215

[email protected]

The People

The Team Behind Raksa

A small, experienced team that values relationships as much as outcomes.

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Anan Phromthep

Senior Legal Counsel

Eighteen years handling estate and inheritance matters in Thai courts. Fluent in Thai and English, with particular experience advising international families.

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Siriporn Watana

Estate Documentation Specialist

Focuses on the preparation and filing of estate documents. Siriporn has a reputation for catching details that matter and explaining them without jargon.

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Kullarat Lekphrom

Client Liaison & Support

First point of contact for new enquiries. Kullarat ensures that every family's first conversation with Raksa is calm, unhurried, and genuinely helpful.

How We Work

Standards We Hold Ourselves To

Registered Thai Legal Practice

All legal work carried out by qualified practitioners registered under Thai law. Our team holds current standing with the Lawyers Council of Thailand.

Strict Client Confidentiality

Every matter is protected by legal professional privilege. Documents, conversations, and family details are never shared without explicit consent.

Document Review Before Signing

We walk through every document with clients before anything is filed or signed. No surprises, no assumptions.

Thai & English Services

All services delivered in both Thai and English. We do not rely on informal translations; we work natively in both languages for accuracy.

Transparent Fee Structure

Fees agreed in writing before work begins. We explain what is included and what is not, so families can plan without uncertainty.

Regular Progress Updates

Families are kept informed at each stage. We do not go quiet. If there is a development or a delay, we communicate it promptly and clearly.

Inheritance Legal Work in Phuket — What It Involves

Thai inheritance law governs how assets pass from one generation to the next. When a person dies, their estate — which may include property, bank accounts, vehicles, and business interests — must be identified, assessed, and distributed according to either a valid will or the default statutory order set out in the Thai Civil and Commercial Code.

For families in Phuket, this process often involves the Land Department, local courts, and financial institutions. It can require formal documentation in Thai, appearances before a court-appointed administrator, and sometimes resolution of competing claims among relatives. When a foreign national is involved, additional considerations may apply, including how assets held under different legal structures are treated.

Raksa helps families understand each of these steps before they face them. We prepare documentation carefully, liaise with relevant authorities on the family's behalf, and explain outcomes in plain language at every turn. Our focus is on making a process that can feel disorienting into one that feels manageable.

We serve families based in Phuket as well as those managing Thai estates from abroad. Consultations are available in person at our Patong office, by telephone, or by video call — whichever is most convenient for the family at the time.

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We are happy to take an initial call or answer questions by email before any decision is made. There is no obligation.

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