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You do not need to be wealthy. A will matters for everyone because it states who should receive your assets and rights, such as the right to live in your home. Without a will, the estate goes to the legal heirs in the order and proportions set by law.

A family constitution is not a will or a contract. It is a set of rules the family agrees on about each member’s role in the business, so the business lasts across generations. A will decides who receives your assets after you die.

It suits families whose business has grown into several companies, branches or types of business. A holding company separates each business’s risk and lets members hold shares through one company, reducing conflict. With one company and few members, it may not be needed yet.

Yes. GTIA has business partners in Hong Kong, Singapore and Bermuda, so we can offer financial products in Thailand and abroad, chosen to suit each person’s or business’s goals.

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