Child legitimation is an important aspect of family law in Thailand, particularly where a child is born to parents who are not legally married to each other. Legitimation establishes a legal relationship between the father and the child and can have significant consequences concerning parental power, custody, inheritance, maintenance, and decision-making authority. Understanding the legal […]
Child support is an important part of family law in Thailand because it helps ensure that children receive the financial care and education they need while growing up. When parents separate or divorce, the responsibility of raising a child does not end. Both parents continue to have legal responsibilities toward their children, regardless of whether […]
Child custody is one of the most important issues arising from divorce, separation, or disputes between parents in Thailand. It determines who has legal authority over a minor child, where the child will live, who will make important decisions, and how the child will maintain a relationship with the other parent. Because custody directly affects […]
Marriage registration in Thailand is the legal process that gives a marriage official recognition under Thai law. While couples may celebrate their relationship through a religious ceremony, traditional wedding, or private celebration, these events do not by themselves create a legally recognized marriage. Legal rights and obligations between spouses generally arise through proper registration with […]
Divorce in Thailand is governed primarily by the Thai Civil and Commercial Code (CCC). For legally registered marriages, Thai law recognizes two principal ways to obtain a divorce: divorce by mutual consent and divorce by court judgment. The appropriate method depends largely on whether both spouses agree to end the marriage and whether they can […]
A prenuptial agreement is an important legal document for couples who are planning to marry and want to establish clear rules concerning their assets, debts, and property rights. In Thailand, prenuptial agreements are governed primarily by the Thai Civil and Commercial Code (CCC), which establishes specific requirements concerning their content, execution, and registration. Drafting a […]
Property title transfer is one of the most important stages in buying or selling real estate in Thailand. A property transaction is not fully completed merely because the buyer and seller have signed a sales agreement or exchanged payment. For many types of real estate, the transfer of ownership or relevant property rights must be […]
A sales contract is one of the most important documents in a commercial or property transaction in Thailand. It establishes the rights and obligations of the buyer and seller and provides the legal framework for completing the transaction. A carefully drafted contract can reduce misunderstandings, clarify responsibilities, and provide remedies if one party fails to […]
Property due diligence is one of the most important steps when buying real estate in Thailand. Whether the transaction involves a condominium, house, commercial property, development project, or other real estate interest, buyers should verify ownership, legal status, encumbrances, planning restrictions, and contractual obligations before completing the purchase. Property transactions can involve substantial financial commitments, […]