In Thailand, a personal injury is a civil case where an individual seeks compensation for their losses. These losses can include medical expenses, lost income,
Medical Malpractice is any act or omission by a healthcare practitioner that falls below the standards of his profession and causes injury to a patient.
Regardless of whether you are marrying a fellow expat or a Thai national, it is important that your marriage is legally recognised in Thailand. This
When a couple files for divorce in Thailand, they must appear together at the district office (amphur or amphoe, ekht in Bangkok) where their marriage
A prenuptial agreement can help couples set out financial transparency upfront. This can reduce the likelihood of a dispute in the event of a divorce.
Property Title Transfer is a critical process that ensures a legal transfer of ownership and compliance with Thai law. It includes due diligence, a land
Child legitimation is a process that allows the father of a child born outside marriage to establish legal parenthood. This gives the father familial rights
Under Thai family law, parents are obligated to financially support their children until they reach legal age. Child support can be settled through written mutual
Child custody is often a hotly debated issue in divorce cases. It can also arise in unmarried parents’ situations. The legal principle that guides Thai