Power of Attorney in Thailand allows individuals to give authority to another person for a specific scope. It must be clear, precise and dated in order to be valid. Some government departments require their own standard POA forms for certain transactions, for example when selling or registering property on someone else’s behalf. They also need […]
If you are couriering your signed documents to oversea for business or other purposes, you will likely need them certified with a notary public. These legal professionals verify the authenticity of signatures and ensure that documents are compliant with laws across borders. While Thailand doesn’t have a traditional notary public, licensed Thai lawyers can become […]
Navigating contract breach issues in Thailand can be nuanced and complex. Clear contracts, open communication, and guidance from legal professionals can help businesses and individuals avoid costly litigation. The Thai Civil and Commercial Code outlines the requirements for a valid contract. These include offer and acceptance, intention to create legal relations, consideration, capacity, and lawful […]