Last updated on April 18, 2026
Property of the spouses acquired during marriage, as defined in Sections 1474–1492 of the Thai Civil and Commercial Code. Sin somros is owned jointly and managed together; on divorce it is divided equally unless otherwise agreed in a registered prenuptial agreement. Inheritance, gifts, and property owned before marriage remain sin suan tua (separate personal property).
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