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Useful Legal Resources for Expats in Thailand
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- Usufruct Agreement in Thailand
- Divorce in Thailand: Complete Guide
- Social Security in Thailand for Expats
- Same-Sex Marriage in Thailand
Home › Juridique / Legal › Comparison between Thai law and family law abroad. Thai Family Law vs. Foreign Family Law: Key Differences for Expats If you are an expatriate in Thailand going through a divorce, custody dispute, or estate matter, understanding how Thai family law differs from the legal system of your home country…
Prévoir la répartition de vos biens et de votre succession peut garantir que vos souhaits seront respectés après votre décès. La Thaïlande a ses propres lois en matière de succession, il est donc crucial de comprendre les procédures requises pour rédiger un testament valide.
Home › Juridique / Legal › Last Will in Thailand: A Guide for Expats Last Will and Testament in Thailand: A Guide for Expats If you live in Thailand or have significant assets here – property, bank accounts, vehicles, or business interests – making a valid Thai will is one of the most important legal…
Home › Juridique / Legal › Ouvrir un compte bancaire en Thaïlande Il est désormais de plus en plus facile d’ouvrir un compte bancaire pour les étrangers en Thaïlande. Néanmoins, chaque banque ou chaque succursale peut avoir ses exigences, ses propres règles. Par expérience, nous savons que Kasikorn est une banque exigeant peu de documents. Mais…
Home › Juridique / Legal › AI and the legal profession. AI and the Legal Profession in Thailand: Opportunities and Challenges Artificial intelligence is transforming industries worldwide, and the legal profession is no exception. In Thailand, the adoption of AI in legal practice is accelerating – changing how law firms operate, how clients access legal…
Home › Juridique / Legal › Divorce in Thailand: A Comprehensive Guide Divorce in Thailand: A Comprehensive Guide Divorce in Thailand can be straightforward or complex depending on whether both parties agree. Thai family law is governed primarily by the Civil and Commercial Code (CCC), Book 5, which sets out the grounds for divorce, the…