Thai Business Partnerships
Thai Business Partnerships. Thailand offers various partnership structures for entrepreneurs looking to form business alliances. Partnerships in Thailand are regulated by the Thai Civil and Commercial Code and offer a flexible option for local and foreign investors alike, depending on their liability, ownership preferences, and long-term business goals. There are three main types of business […]
Property Market in Thailand
Property Market in Thailand. Thailand’s property market has experienced significant growth in recent decades, driven by factors such as urbanization, foreign investment, tourism, and government infrastructure projects. Major cities like Bangkok, Pattaya, Phuket, and Chiang Mai have become focal points for residential, commercial, and hospitality developments. The market offers a range of properties, from luxury […]
Filing of Divorce in Thailand
Divorce formally terminates marriage in Thailand. If spouses have mutual consent for divorce they can register it at the district office (amphur) where their marriage was registered. It is important to verify with your embassy or lawyer whether a divorce that was filed in another jurisdiction will be recognized in Thailand. There are many factors […]
Child Legitimation in Thailand
A child born to unmarried parents in Thailand has the same rights and responsibilities as children of married couples. A father can acquire parental power and custody by registering legitimation of the child at a district office. This process requires consent from the mother and the child (if of legal age). An experienced Thai family […]
Child Support in Thailand
Parents are legally obligated to provide for their children’s financial needs, including clothing, housing, food, medicine and education. This is known as child support. Whether through mutual agreements or court orders, settling matters related to child support is an important part of the divorce process in Thailand. Understanding the legal framework, enforcement mechanisms and practical […]
Child Custody in Thailand
Child Custody in Thailand usually happens during a divorce but can also occur between unmarried couples. If a child is born out of wedlock, the father must register for the child’s legitimation to obtain parental power. The mother is normally favoured in custody cases, as is the case in most western countries. Generally a settlement […]
The Legal Process of Civil and Criminal Cases in Thailand
The legal process of civil litigation in Thailand involves filing a lawsuit against an entity to recover compensation. A lawyer can help navigate complicated case details and laws, as well as the burden of proof. Dissimilar to Western common law systems, the Thai judicial system primarily relies on codified statutes and judicial interpretation. There are […]