Non-Compete Clause in Thailand: Is Yours Enforceable?
A non-compete clause in Thailand binds only so far as it is reasonable. How Thai courts test scope, area and duration, and how to draft one that holds.
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Living in Thailand
Practical legal guides for daily life in Thailand: documents, money, vehicles, retirement and more.
Nominee Land in Thailand: The December 2026 Deadline
Nominee land in Thailand is under a December 2026 enforcement deadline. What the Department of Lands now checks, and what foreign owners should do.
Thai Police Clearance From Abroad: Your Document Checklist
You lived or stayed in Thailand, you now live somewhere else, and an immigration office, employer or school is asking
Uncontested Divorce in Thailand: A Step by Step Guide for Couples Who Agree
If your marriage was registered in Thailand and you both agree, the divorce is registered at the district office in
Getting a Prenup in Thailand Before Your Wedding: What to Do and When
A Thai prenup counts only if it is made before the marriage and recorded when you register it. So the
Evicting a Tenant in Thailand: The Legal Steps
Evicting a tenant in Thailand: lawful notice under Sections 560 and 566, why self-help is a crime, and how the court process actually works.
Enforcing a Judgment in Thailand: Seizure Limits 2026
Enforcing a judgment in Thailand: how much property a creditor may seize, the Section 300 limit, and what Dika 2081/2569 changed for debtors.
Wrongful Death Claim in Thailand: Who Can Sue and Recover
Wrongful death claim in Thailand: who can sue, what Sections 443 and 445 allow you to recover, the one-year deadline, and what insurers really pay.
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.
Permanent Establishment in Thailand: Agent and Tax Rules
Permanent establishment in Thailand: when Revenue Code Section 76 bis makes a foreign company taxable through a local agent, and how to reduce the risk.