Before you can register a marriage in Thailand you must have the affirmation and translation legalized. This is done by visiting the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Bangkok. Once the documents are authenticated you can go to any registration office (called an "Amphur" or "Khet") to legally register your marriage. This will make it valid […]
Child Legitimation is an important legal process in Thailand that grants children born out of wedlock the same rights and privileges as those of their married counterparts. This includes the right to use their father’s surname and access social security and welfare benefits. The father must file an application at the local district office with […]
Child support in Thailand is a legal obligation for both parents. It is based on relative incomes, expenses, and assets. If the parties cannot agree on a child support arrangement, they must submit a complaint to the court with jurisdiction over the matter. A reasonable amount of child support should cover the children’s basic needs, […]