Author name: Sebastien H. Brousseau

Sebastien H. Brousseau, LL.B., B.Sc.\nFounder and Managing Partner at ThaiLawOnline. A Canadian lawyer with over 30 years of practice, Mr. Brousseau has been living in Thailand since 2004. He has successfully served 4,500+ client matters for expats and Thais. His areas of focus include Prenuptial Agreements, Family Law, Property Law, Corporate Law, Litigation, Criminal Defense, and Immigration.\n\nAdmitted to the Bar of Quebec and the International Bar Association, Mr. Brousseau also holds degrees in Criminology and Political Science. He was the founder of Isaan Lawyers (Managing Director 2007-2022) and one of the first foreign lawyers in Isaan. He has written more than 500 legal articles in his career. Our team has 20 years in practice, focus on expat work.\n\nAll advice and representation are delivered through licensed members of the Lawyers Council of Thailand.

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Newsletter April 2026

ThaiLawOnline Newsletter – April 2026   April 2026 Newsletter   Three things happened this month that will affect your life in Thailand. The government shut the door on nominee companies. A war 7,000 kilometres away started emptying petrol stations across the country. And AI kept moving whether you were ready or not. This newsletter covers […]

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Risks of Buying Property in Thailand as a Foreigner: A Legal Guide

The Thai real estate market has reached a critical inflection point in 2026, transitioning from a historical landscape defined by informal “workarounds” to a modern era of rigorous “compliance-first” administrative oversight. For the expatriate investor, the developer, and the legal practitioner, the risks associated with property acquisition have shifted from simple commercial variables to complex […]

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Regulatory Reform for Companies in Thailand in April 2026: A Strategic Guide for Foreign Investors and Expats

The landscape of foreign investment in Thailand is currently navigating its most significant transformation since the original enactment of the Foreign Business Act (FBA) in 1999. As the Department of Business Development (DBD) prepares to implement a decisive new administrative order on April 1, 2026, the era of passive “nominee” shareholding is being systematically dismantled. […]

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ThaiLawOnline Newsletter March 2026

This month brings one of the most important deadlines of the year for anyone living or earning income in Thailand: the personal income tax filing deadline. We also take a closer look at how AI is reshaping legal services in ways that will affect every business owner, and share updates on our expanding service offerings and significant regulatory changes you need to know about.<

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First Bilingual Annotated Criminal Code of Thailand — And It’s Free

If you have ever looked up a section of the Thai Criminal Code Annotated in English, you know the drill. You find scattered PDFs and outdated translations. There is little context. You also do not find Supreme Court decisions that show how the law works in practice.

We decided to fix that.

ThaiLawOnline is proud to launch the first free, bilingual, annotated Thai Criminal Code Annotated of Thailand. It is a complete digital resource covering all 429+ sections. It is fully up to date as of 2026. It includes the latest Amendment No. 30 (B.E. 2568/2025) which criminalized sexual harassment for the first time in Thai legal history.

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