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Divorce Under Thai Law
Marriage under Thai law can be terminated either by (1) death of either spouse, (2) divorce, or (3) revoked by the Court, the marriage being voidable. The marriage can be dissolved uncontested, or it... Properly Closing a Thai Company
The current situation brought about by a global pandemic presents the need to close some businesses that can no longer sustain operations. Closing them is unfortunate but the need to do so properly... Do You Need a Prenuptial Agreement: When Is It Necessary?
A prenuptial agreement, also known as a prenup, represents a written agreement created by partners who wish to marry. The agreement lists the assets and debts of both parties. It specifies what... Selling Your Condominium Unit in Thailand
General precautions that should be present in any sale of property contracts in Thailand. Certain mechanisms should also be put in place to prepare you for an unexpected outcome... Transfer Taxes and Fees in Thailand
Taxes, corporate income tax, progressive income tax, and value-added tax or VAT are comparatively low in Thailand, which makes it attractive to foreign investors. They also apply to other key sectors... Common-Law Marriages: is it recognized in Thailand?
Common-Law Marriages These, or de facto, marriages, in other countries, are not officially registered or legalized. They may be recognized in such countries if the couple has lived together and... Thailand Property Outlook for 2020
Thailand Property Forecast Landowners will meet the new year with a corresponding new land and property tax in January 2020 and thereafter (CBRE,2019). Those who will be badly hit will be the owners...