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I have a question regarding a neighbour.

Thai girl married a Brit 6 years ago. Separated 5 years. She wants a divorce and he agrees. However he cannot come to Thailand.

Is there any way an amphur will accept documents provided by the husband to permit the divorce. Alternatively can a Thai lawyer represent him at the amphur?

Advice please Thanks. Nick.

If they've been separated more than 4 years - and she can prove it, I think she can do the process without any involvement from him. I thinks its called abondondment.

I'ts like everything here, the system is geared to taking, not handing back, money. Most of the time staff have no idea what to do when asked to do something out of the norm'. Nobody has the authority, so the problem gets passed from one to another.

Not always true. I bought a phone in Tesco, used it for 2 days, decided I didn't like it and returned it in it's original wrapping / box. Just said, I would like a refund as per policy.....they looked at it and I had my money back within a very short time, no questions asked.

Tesco Lotus have to one of the exceptions. My (Thai) wife spent all morning yesterday trying to get a refund from our local hospital for un-needed treatment that had been paid for in advance. She was passed to eight differnt departments before finding someone who knew what to do - and even then it had to authorised from someone higher!

I'ts like everything here, the system is geared to taking, not handing back, money. Most of the time staff have no idea what to do when asked to do something out of the norm'. Nobody has the authority, so the problem gets passed from one to another.

Do they post wives?

The luck I have, she'd be returned 'undelivered'

Nighttime only 16/17

My fridge won't go down to that.

Am I the only one to smell Troll?

So far, it is apparent now that Suvarnabhumi will be its permanent base.

Just to absolutely throw enormous confusion into the entire story.

Proof reader anywhere?

Thank God someone else noticed. The whole article is badly written, and full of conflicting paragraphs

Seems like a fair sentence...

As for the damages to tourism, without condoning violence, 10 egyptians piling into a tuk-tuk refusing to pay 40bht each, no sure it's the kind of tourist Thailand needs in the first place.

Who said they were asked for 400 Baht EACH? Read the story again

Well intentioned, but utterly futile while the South West monsoon is blowing. Most of the trash you refer to has arrived from thousands of miles away

Easier to say goodbye, than to actually do it. Guarantee you'll be back.