Thailand Prenuptial Agreement Law
Thailand Prenuptial Agreement Law in Thailand: Basic Concepts A prenuptial agreement (also known as “premarital agreements or contracts”) set out rules and procedures to follow during a married couples divorce. Prenuptial agreement may also control how finances are controlled during a marriage
Thailand Child Custody
Thailand Child Custody Law Background Thailand child custody disputes can occur between parents involved in a divorce case or unmarried parents. Parents can request the Thai court to award full custody, partial custody or visitation rights for a parent. Custody disputes often involve issues of
Thailand Paternity Rights
Thailand law requires that paternity be established either by marriage to the mother prior to the mother giving birth to the child or, through court action. In certain limited circumstances, paternity can also be obtained by an administration legal process. In this regard, a man may be the
Thailand Marital Property
Thailand is what is known in legal terms as a “Community Property” jurisdiction. This means that, in general, all assets acquired by either the man or wife during the marriage are considered to be the property of both partners. There are however exceptions to this rule. Exceptions may include:
Thailand Child Adoption
Q: Does Thailand allow adoption of Thai Children by foreign adoptive parents? A: Yes. However, there is a screening process. Further, the process can be lengthy and there is a great deal of investigation and documentation involved. Q: Can Thailand adoptions be conducted through both private
Thailand Divorce FAQ’s
Q1. What is the difference between a Thailand divorce registered at the District office and a Thailand court divorce? Q.2 Are Non-Thai National Foreigners Able to Receive land as Part of a Settlement or Law Judgement
