Divorce Agreement in Thailand and Guidance

A divorce agreement in Thailand is a contract between two spouses who are getting divorced and may also address issues like visitation rights. It is sometimes called a “divorce settlement” or a “divorce contract”. We are offering you to draft a professional divorce Agreement in Thailand and your situation. It sets out the terms of their divorce, including the division of assets, child custody, and spousal support.

Both parties must consent to all terms to register a divorce by mutual consent. A divorce agreement is an important document. It can greatly affect your parental rights and finances. Therefore, it is essential to choose a law firm that has experience in divorce law. It is too risky to use a template and not totally know the impact that such contract can have on your future.

ThaiLawOnline can draft you a divorce agreement in Thai and English so that both parties can understand. It should be registered (or filled) with the amphur (or Khet in Bangkok) in the district where the marriage was registered. A divorce is very important and we do not recommend anyone to use a template.

Our services are not expensive, especially when considering the importance of legal advice during a divorce, where a Thailand prenuptial agreement can also play a crucial role. You will receive professional advice and a guarantee to have a binding document tailored to your situation, ensuring a fair division of property. Our price includes a consultation. It also includes a document in Thai and English made for your needs. We provide instructions to help you register your divorce in Thailand.

Services

The services that ThaiLawOnline provides when drafting a divorce agreement in Thailand include:

• Interviewing you and your spouse to understand the details of your case
• Drafting a custom divorce agreement in Thailand that meets your needs
• Explaining the Thai divorce process to you
• Providing you with instructions on how to file for divorce at the amphur (or Khet in Bangkok)

With ThaiLawOnline you get far more than a template or file  to download. A divorce can reshape your finances, property and your children’s future, so grabbing a generic form online is a gamble. Our team has guided clients through Thai divorces for nearly twenty years; we draft every clause for your exact situation, keep the language current with Thai law and stand beside you until the amphur issues the final papers. We have watched too many people sign agreements full of errors or clauses the court later rejects, and we make sure that never happens to you. Don’t get fooled by a PDF or MS Word file that could make you lose much more money if you are not careful. A divorce agreement in Thailand is important.

Steps

Here are the steps on how to use ThaiLawOnline’s services to draft a divorce agreement in Thailand:

1. Visit the ThaiLawOnline website and click on the “Divorce” tab under “Family” to learn about the Thai divorce agreement process. It will provide you information about divorce in Thailand.
2. Should you wish, a lawyer from ThaiLawOnline will contact you to discuss your case, including any grounds for divorce, and schedule a consultation. You can write to seb.thailaw@gmail.com should you wish to proceed with entering a claim for divorce.
3. During the consultation, the lawyer from ThaiLawOnline will interview you and your spouse to understand the details of your divorce case. They will then draft a custom divorce agreement in Thailand that meets your needs.
4. Once the
5.  is drafted, the lawyer will review it with you and make any necessary changes.
6. Once you are satisfied with the divorce agreement in Thailand, you will need to sign it in front of two witnesses.
7. We will provide you instructions in Thai and English about how to register your divorce agreement with the amphur (or Khet in Bangkok).

The entire process of drafting a divorce agreement with ThaiLawOnline typically takes 2-4 days. We ask 9,900 baht for all services included, consultation, bilingual agreement, instructions, etc. Our documents are in Microsoft .doc and also format .pdf.

If you have any questions about ThaiLawOnline’s services, you can contact them through their website or by phone.

Things to include in a divorce agreement in Thailand

The divorce agreement in Thailand should include the following information:

• The names of the spouses
• The date of the marriage
• The date of the divorce will be an essential factor in your settlement agreement in the event of a divorce.
• The division of marital assets, including marital property such as the house, car, bank accounts, and other property.
• The amount of child support that will be paid by one spouse to the other will be determined during the divorce case.
• The arrangements for child custody in Thailand, including important considerations, such as who will have primary custody and how often the other spouse will be allowed to visit, which are essential for establishing visitation rights.
• The amount of spousal support that will be paid by one spouse to the other. Spousal support is usually paid for a set time, like one year or three years. However, it is not automatic under Thai law. It could also be agreed not to give any spousal support.
• Any other terms that the husband and wife agree on should be included in the settlement agreement. This includes things like paying debts or dividing pensions.

The divorce agreement in Thailand should be fair and equitable to both spouses. We have a lot of experience. Our documents are written by registered lawyers who know Thai law well.

It is important to note that the terms of a divorce agreement in Thailand can be changed later on, if both spouses agree. It is best to reach a fair agreement for both sides. This way, there is less chance of conflict later.

If you are thinking about getting a divorce in Thailand, it is important to talk to a law firm that knows Thai family law. ThaiLawOnline has been helping expats navigate their divorce processes since 2006, providing expert legal advice. We can help you draft a legal document, including a divorce law agreement, that meets your needs and protects your interests.

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Faqs are divorce agreement in Thailand

Q: How does a Thailand divorce agreement work?

A Thailand divorce agreement is a legal document. It explains the terms of the divorce. This includes how to divide marital property, spousal support or alimony, and child custody in the divorce agreement. It requires both parties to agree on the terms, ensuring an agreeable dissolution of the marriage.

What is the difference between a contested divorce and a divorce on mutual consent?

A contested divorce occurs when the divorcing couple cannot agree on the terms of the divorce, requiring court intervention. A divorce by mutual consent happens when both people agree on all terms. This makes the process smoother and faster.

Do I need a lawyer for a divorce in Thailand?

It is not required, but hiring a Thai lawyer or getting help from a Family law attorney is a good idea. They can help you understand divorce law in Thailand. They will make sure all documents are filed correctly and your rights are protected.

What happens if the parties do not agree on the terms of a divorce?

If the parties do not agree, the divorce is contested. The court in Thailand will then decide the terms if the spouses cannot reach an agreement regarding their divorce. This includes custody, support, and division of assets as outlined in the civil and commercial code, which the Thai court will enforce. The court will base its decision on the evidence presented.

Can a divorce be granted if one party does not want to end their marriage?

Yes, a divorce can still be granted if one party does not agree, but it would be a contested divorce. The court will assess specific legal grounds to determine if the dissolution of the marriage is justified after the divorce has been granted.

We offer a simple full refund policy. You can get a refund within 15 days of receiving your order if you are not satisfied with our service. You won’t find a better law firm to draft your divorce agreement in Thailand, especially for uncontested divorces where both parties cannot reach an agreement.