Dispute Resolution in Thailand is increasingly being sought outside of the classical judicial system. Analytics has handled disputes through a number of international and domestic arbitration institutes. The Alternative Dispute Resolution Office is responsible for coordinating and conducting court-annexed mediation and providing legal advice on mediation and conciliation to the public. The...
Trade disputes are a natural and inevitable part of global commerce. A commitment to fair trade practices and compliance with international agreements are important for maintaining a stable trading environment. The Philippines claims that Thailand's customs valuation measures affecting Philippine cigarette exports breach the CVA, various provisions of the GATT and other WTO rules. Alternative...
The employer-employee relationship in Thailand is primarily governed by the Labor Protection Act. In general, written employment contracts are optional and do not supersede the statutory sources of labour law. Despite this, many companies continue to disregard the guidelines provided by law and inadvertently violate employees’ rights. This in turn leads to labor disputes and legal proceedings....
Litigation in Thailand is a long and time-consuming process. To address this challenge, the Act on Timeframe for Judicial Proceedings was enacted in October 2022 and came into force on 23 January 2023. Under Thai law, civil cases must be filed in the court in the district where the cause of action arises or where the defendant resides. Criminal cases are heard by the central and nine regional...
In Thailand a father of a child born out of wedlock can legitimize his child by filing an action for it at a local district office. The mother and the child must express their consent to the application. Legitimated children have the same legal rights as those of married parents including inheritance rights, the use of their father’s surname and citizenship. They can also acquire custody...
Under Thai family law, parents are legally obligated to provide financial support for their children until they reach legal age. This can be settled by mutual agreement or court order and should cover basic expenses such as food, shelter, clothing, medicines and education costs. When dealing with Child Support issues it is important to consult a Family Lawyer in Thailand. This will ensure that...
Child Custody in Thailand is a complex process. It requires legal guidance, open communication between parents and a commitment to prioritizing the children’s well-being. Most times child custody disputes arise in the course of a divorce. But it can also happen between unmarried couples or married parents who are separated. Legal framework Under Thai Family Law, the best interest of a child is...
The filing of divorce in Thailand can be complicated. It can also be costly and time consuming. It is important to hire an experienced Thai lawyer. The first step is to understand the different kinds of Thailand divorce. This article will cover the following topics: Uncontested divorce, Contested divorce, and Administrative divorce. Mutual consent When both parties in a marriage wish to end their...
The US-Thai Treaty of Amity provides significant benefits and legal protection to American citizens and companies. Tila legal can assist with submitting documents and getting certification from the commercial section at the US Embassy to qualify for this protection. An Amity treaty company receives “National Treatment.” It also takes longer and is more expensive to register than a Thai or...
Registering a Company Under the Thailand Board of Investment is an attractive option for foreign and local entrepreneurs. The agency offers non-tax incentives that are tailored to specific business categories. However, the process can be time consuming and requires a thorough understanding of Thai law and business culture. It’s important to work with a local lawyer who has experience with BOI...
