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  1. A question on sibling responsibilities'

    earthscar replied to earthscar's topic in Family and Children
    I'm curious about that. If a Thai citizen isn't considered a "adult" until the age of twenty, he is currently 18, then I would assume he has to have a guardian similar as you would for a child in the States. As the GF is the current oldest living member of his family my understanding was she is his Guardian and thus any penalties legal/financial would be her responsibility till he is 20.

  2. A question on sibling responsibilities'

    earthscar replied to earthscar's topic in Family and Children
    No he went to public hospital but wasn't born in the city/province that he got injured in so my understanding is that he wont be able to take advantage of a reduced cost.

  3. A question on sibling responsibilities'

    earthscar posted a topic in Family and Children
    Recently my GF's(30) brother(18) got in a motorbike wreck. he managed to damage a person's car and break a few of his bones. He is looking at potentially over 100k in medical bills. Since both parents are deceased is my GF legally and financially responsible for his debt if he isn't able to pay it off? My understanding is that in Thailand your not a "adult" till you are 20.

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