Children born out of wedlock in Thailand are illegitimate until they are legally recognized as the father’s through either marriage or a legitimation process. A legal recognition of paternity grants important rights such as inheritance and custody. To legitimate a child in Thailand the father must apply to the local district office with the mother […]
Child support is a crucial component of divorce and family law in Thailand. It ensures that children are receiving adequate financial support from both parents, maintaining their standard of living. The court considers both parents’ relative incomes and expenses to determine the amount of child support to be paid. This money can be used to […]
Child Custody is the right of a parent or legal guardian to control and take care of a person under the age of 20. Custody is regulated under the Civil and Commercial Code of Thailand. Expatriate families who find themselves in a custody dispute in Thailand should seek expert family law guidance. There are several […]