First things first, what is a prenuptial agreement? Also known as an ante-nuptial agreement or premarital agreement, a prenup is a written contract entered by two individuals prior to marriage or a civil union. This enables them to control many of the legal rights they acquire upon marrying, and what happens when their marriage eventually...Read More

After the parents are divorced the biggest issue they have to deal with is the custody of their children. Parents know what is best for their children, but they do not want to let their children go. Both parents have the equal right over their children and they do not want to let go of...Read More

All nations have certain legal guidelines on parentage. In many countries, the problem is always on paternity. The birth mother is always automatically registered because the legitimate parent of the child regardless of her civil status while there are specific situations required in a few countries in terms of paternity. Provisions of the Thai Parentage...Read More

The idea of making a will is something most of the people are reluctant to even consider. As loss of life is a very sensitive issue, any topic that is directly or indirectly associated with it is avoided. however, for other people, writing a will is almost a necessity particularly if it concerns large property, assets and investments. In Thailand, the exercise of making a will and testament is pretty not unusual amongst those in the top strata of society. The Thai people generally recognize the significance of executing a last will and testament so that the distribution of the property and residences will be done according to what is distinct inside the will. in the absence of which, the Thai inheritance law will decide what happens for...Read More

Depending on where you are located, divorce may be an normal discussion or it could be an uncomfortable situation for discussion. In Thailand, divorce is legally common even though it is an uncomfortable situation. depending at the situations surrounding the petition for divorce, the dissolution of marriage complaints in Thailand may be faster as compared to other nations where divorce proceedings can take out years before a decision is granted. A lot of it has something to do with the understanding of the legal team engaged to address the divorce petition. The process is different from Thai couples and foreign couples or a mix of one Thai and a foreigner. There are several types of divorce in Thailand:...Read More

Every country has its very own sets of laws on intestacy or intestate succession and inheritance. There are laws govern Thai will or determine for legal heirs within the event that the source of the inheritance passed away without a will. In Thailand, the provisions of the Thai Civil and commercial Code will govern in...Read More

Love transcends all language, distance, even age. Foreigners coming to Thailand and falling in love with a local Thai is not at all that uncommon. There are some legal things that expatriates need to bear in mind when they decide to tie the knot with a local. There could also be some practices that are...Read More