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Last Updated: Nov 1, 2022
I read so little about SIN SUAN TUA and SIN SOMROS on the various web pages about divorce and estate divisions in Thailand, but I think they are the most important principles of matrimonial property law. My concrete question: are all marriages in Thailand subject to the SIN SUAN TUA and SIN SOMROS, or are there exceptions? I have a 'normal' marriage and want to divorce a Thai woman who for financial reasons absolutely does not want to divorce. For me the SIN SUAN TUA and SIN SOMROS are going to play a role.
Posted Wed, Nov 2, 2022 3:00 AM
Sin Somros, which entails tenancy by the entirety with right of survivorship, is the default marital property regime in Thailand, unless the spouses opt for Sin Suan Tua.
Sin Suan Tua (Separate Property) consists of:
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Posted Wed, Nov 2, 2022 3:36 AM
Dear Sir, the different between Sin Suan Tua & Sin Som Ros is much detail. I have good experience for help you separate the property at benefit side could you please tell me more detail about the property you have that I can explain to you in accurately. Thank you. Supachai. [email protected]
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