Annulment in Thailand: Void and Voidable Marriages Explained
Which marriages are void or voidable in Thailand, who can go to court, the deadlines, and what happens to property, inheritance and children.
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Family Law
Legitimate Child in Thailand: Rights Backdated to Birth
Legitimate child in Thailand: the three routes under Section 1547 and why Supreme Court 6436/2562 backdates a child’s rights to the date of birth.
Thai Estate Administrator: Buying Land From an Estate
Thai estate administrator sold you land but never transferred title? Dika 1085/2569 shows why you must sue the administrator in a case of your own.
Spousal Consent in Thailand: Land Sales Voided by Court
Dika 3228/2569: two 2017 land transfers revoked, two 2006 claims time-barred. Spousal consent, buyer protection and due diligence in Thailand.
Unmarried Couples and Property in Thailand: Dika 97/2569
Dika 97/2569: property bought together before marriage is co-owned half each, whatever name is on the deed. Rules for unmarried couples in Thailand.
Will a Thai Prenuptial Agreement Hold Up in Your Home Country?
Quick answer. A Thai prenuptial agreement may have effect outside Thailand, but its treatment abroad depends on the law of
Child Support in Thailand: How Much Courts Actually Order, and How They Get to the Number
Every English guide to child support in Thailand tells you the same thing: there is no formula, it depends. That is true
Foreign Marriage Valid in Thailand: Supreme Court 170/2569
Thailand’s Supreme Court (Dika 170/2569): a marriage celebrated abroad is valid in Thailand without re-registration, making the spouse a statutory heir.
Can You Get Back Marital Assets Your Spouse Gave Away? Supreme Court Decision 139/2569
Thai law lets you revoke gifts of marital property made without your consent, but you have one year from discovery. Supreme Court Decision 139/2569 explained.
Thai Inheritance Claims After One Year: Dika 284/2569
Supreme Court Decision 284/2569 lets Thai inheritance claims proceed after the one-year bar when an estate administrator self-deals. What heirs must know.