It is always better to reach an agreement regarding the division of assets and property because the law in Thailand follows a Community Property regime, where assets and property acquired during marriage are generally considered community property with ownership to both parties. The rules regarding division of property are complicated and the court will divide…
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Often when a marriage or relationship is over, the children are used as a mean to hurt the other party without proper regard to the interests of the child or children. We will advise you of your rights under Thai law, and if necessary, represent you in court.
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For a marriage entered in Thailand, we provide full legal advice and representation in court, if it is required. If both parties agree to a divorce, the process is straightforward and it usually does not involve court proceedings. However, if one party does not agree, this provides the grounds for going to court. We will…
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We will advise you on all the legal requirements to get married legally in Thailand. Many people get married in a religious ceremony that is not legally recognized in Thailand or overseas. A legal marriage is conducted at a local Amphur or Office, where the marriage will be registered. If a foreigner wishes to take…
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Some jurisdictions do not recognize a prenuptial Agreement. For instance, in England and Wales there is no formal recognition, although more recently courts have adopted an attitude that lends support for such agreements in the event of divorce and a division of marital assets. So what exactly is a prenuptial agreement? A Thailand prenuptial agreement…
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