Solicitors in Thailand

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Solicitors in Thailand

We are a Thailand law firm providing a wide range of services such as Corporate (Company Registration, BOI Thailand, Treaty of Amity and FBL), Property Conveyancing (Title Search, Due Diligence, Contract Review and Transfer of Property), Family Law (Marriage, Prenuptial Agreement, Divorce, Child Custody and Adoption), Immigration services for Thailand and foreign countries, Legal Services such as Thai will and notary services, and Criminal and Civil Litigation or Arbitration in Thailand.

Buying a Condo

If you are considering buying a condo in Thailand then speak to one of our solicitors in Thailand regarding property law. Buying a condo in Thailand is one of the easiest forms of property ownership in Thailand. Speak to us today about property in Thailand.

Getting Married in Thailand

If you are getting married in Thailand then speak to one of our solicitors in Thailand about a prenuptial agreement and how to register your marriage in Thailand thereafter – it’s not so simple. Marriage registration in Thailand is complex as it involves your embassy.

Thailand Marriage Visa

If you are getting married in Thailand or already have then consider a Thai marriage visa if you wish to visit or live in Thailand. Foreign spouses are of course, allowed to stay in Thailand. However, in order to do so, they must possess the appropriate travel document that would guarantee their stay in the country.

Getting Married in Thailand

Property and your Wife in Thailand

In Thai law there are 2 types of property. There is private property and common property. Private property (Sin Suan Tua) in the eyes of Thai law is viewed as any property which was own by you before marriage. Agreement and your parents die and leave you a million dollars. Common property (Sin Somros) however is property which your accrued during the marriage. This is where the main conflict comes between Thai and US and UK law.