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OLM Law Advocates LLP
Nairobi, KenyaFree Consultation: 15 mins

GPS Legal
Bangkok, ThailandFree Consultation: 15 mins
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Lexin Legal
Istanbul, TurkeyFree Consultation: 15 mins

Prime Legal Georgia
Tbilisi, Georgia
CLUES & COLLEAGUE
Thimphu, Bhutan
Apolo Lawyers Law Firm - Solicitors & Litigation
Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
ALGaber Legal Consultancy
Dubai, United Arab Emirates
TIVARI Law Firm - Attorneys at Law
Durrës, Albania
MGC Legal
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Divorce & Separation Legal Questions answered by Lawyers
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- How can I get a divorce in Thailand?
- There are two types of divorce in Thailand, a contested divorce is when one or both parties do not agree on parts of the separation, such as custody rights or marital property, or in the case when one spouse is not willing to divorce, a contested divorce can be very costly. An uncontested divorce is less costly and usually results in a mutual agreement. It is recommended to consult with a lawyer in Thailand who specialises in divorce law for legal counsel before signing any agreement related to your divorce in Thailand.
- When is an uncontested divorce in Thailand usually recommended?
- An uncontested divorce is usually preferred if both parties agree on a divorce and have no disagreement about marital property sharing and/or child custody.
- What must a divorce agreement in Thailand contain?
- The agreement must include the terms the parties will live by after the divorce is decreed. Provisions on sharing of marital property, custody of children, alimony and child support must be clearly defined in the divorce agreement.