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I just found out by email last night that my wife wants a divorce. I work in Iraq while my wife, she is Thai, is living with my father in the U.S., she was working on her permanent resident card. She thinks that I am cheating on her but I think she is using that excuse because she wants to go home or is tired of me. Oh well not much I can do from The Sandbox. I tried to convince her by phone and email but to no avail and she knows that I can't leave work now.
My question is this: we were legally married in Thailand, paperwork and all, and so can I use a thai lawyer to draw up divorce papers? Any ideas on that from anyone? I am flying her back to Thailand next week so I would like to get this ball rolling. Any ideas about where I should look for such a lawyer. Any advice is welcomed.
We were going to buy land and start building a house in September but that idea seems to have been shot down. I even wanted to own a small business there in the future one day. I will probably have to stay away from Thailand for awhile, which is a shame. Oh well, to be a bachelor again. Don't know what I would do there just being by myself.
Again, I will take serioisly any good advice and only half-seriously bad advice. Thanks
By the sound of it she is well shot of you ,,,,,,,reading your post indicates to me and anyone else reading it with more than 2 brain cells you are married to your work not your wife,,,,,,,,,IF you loved her , which by the casual way you are happy to let her go you obviously dont , then you would jack that poxy job in ad live well within your means with work at home. You ask no help here about saving your marriage ,, just how quickly you can get divorced.. Good luck to your missus ,, sorry no sympathy from me.
so how long have you been castrated?
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oh the humanity!!!
maybe if they promise rainbows and stunning views of the soldiers in the streets and mechanized parades, that would help? so the property becomes a capital trap.........
oh it may help with the denial but not the reality
i cant wait to see how the real estate monkeys spin this one.....spin monkeys, spin
OUTLOOK FOR THE YEAR
Sales could dip 10 per cent
http://www.nationmultimedia.com/2009/04/20/business/business_30100784.php
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get ready hhgz, its coming............
who are you going to sell/rent to? you can always rent out all those empty condo balconys to tourists and foreign news correspondents to get great photos of the turmoil, or as long term rentals for the redshirts and soldiers, i am sure they will enjoy the free air conditioning and upgrade in standard of living
Thailand Stocks Face Foreign Selling Amid Unrest, Faber Says
"The current political situation means that less foreigners will invest in the country and that portfolio managers may actually be sellers of equity," Faber said. "I don't see any near-term solution."
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time to make some more money kiddies (as I did when the SET fell from 800 to sub-400), so get your trading skills ready, it is as easy as an expat getting a b.....well no need to be vulgar
as long as the LOS farce continues, making money will be easy
here is a special morsel just for you HHGZ related to property......enjoy, given you still have not grasped the concept of a "capital trap"
Thailand's credit rating under threat
Risks to property developers are also increasing and investors face the prospect of becoming "stuck" in these "fairly illiquid" stocks, CS said.
http://livenews.com.au/business/thailands-...009/4/14/202699
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"TANKS" for the memories!
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After the tsunami, the average BKK property price drop was 0%. After the removal of Thaksin, the average BKK property price drop was 0%. After the yellow shirt demonstration, the average BKK property price drop was 0%. After the red shirt protest, I predict that the the average BKK property price drop will be twice as much.
you silly sod, you forgot to include the baht devaluation that is coming, opportunity and real cost to maintain empty units, and the inability to sell at all......viola, a capital trap, so there is in fact a "drop", so you might as well......oh never mind
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now now folks, lets not get nasty, lets think of alternate investments for the Russians other than oversupplied property
given the tanks are rolling, how about alcohol and gun running given they are not investing in property and will not
Russia economy to shrink 4.5 pct: World Bank
http://www.google.com/hostednews/afp/artic...LZwakCMmgbdjXWA
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hi hhgz,
since you have such great vision and business acumen, maybe you should consider the red "parade" a good thing for Thailand's rankings, so perhaps the following:
1) tanks/armored car rides for the kiddies
2) helicopter rides for world leaders
3) red shirt/yellow shirt distributorship to stay one step ahead of current trends
4) photography business specializing in smiling soldiers and their weapons
5) empty condo balcony ticket sales to get birds eye view of the Bangkok mechanized parade
that should help with the ranking but not so much with the denial
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hi livinginexile, now that the red "parade" has begun, i was thinking of some business options for all those empty Bangkok condos, please feel free to add....
1) weapons storage
2) longterm stay for redshirt protestors who need a place to freshen up
3) longterm stay for soldiers who will are unable to get rest in their tanks, personnel carriers etc
4) stunning views for foreigners hoping to get a glimpse of the colorful and mechanized "parade"
5) place for tourists who are unable to leave once the airport is closed again
6) access to heliopads for state/foreign digniatries for helicopter rides
7) storage for fuel drums once the price of oil/gas begins climbing again
8) storage for all the hard curency/gold/silver once the capital flight begins
9) rental of tank and armored personnel carrier parking spaces subsidized by the government
let me know of any other condo investment ideas so i can be sure to write a check.
thanks, your humble bongo
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mon dieu!!, and these rankings came out BEFORE the free ASEAN helicopter rides and the red/yellow/blue parade about to begin in downtown Bangkok
alas, the spinmonkeys should have fun with this one.....
but hey, som tham, sunshine and an extra helping of denial should make it all better
http://images.businessweek.com/ss/09/01/01...ectations/4.htm
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In good old Mission Impossible Style - this thread will self destruct in two years (plus a little time to debate and hopfully allow us to start up a new thread )
In two years from this date
2009-02-19 10:31:50
Deleveraging, deflation, over supply, collapse of demand, down is the trend. Oh yeah, and what should matter most values that are not sustainable at current income levels.
The Orleander may look finished but it is not really close. I assume the developer is either out of money or come to grips with economic reality. The building is probably 10% occupied and the remainder of the units are vanilla shell condition. They have not even completed the common areas on some floors. Feel sorry for the people that bought there. They cannot even keep the pool clean!
I am still trying to find an class A building in Bangkok as most of the finish work appears to fall considerably short. Makes me wonder about the quality of structure. I am sure they are for the most part OK but if you think it cannot happen google Harmon las vegas construction defect. How to turn 49 stories into 29 or less. Well at least they caught this one. Cash strapped developers seeing negative returns will go cheap and cut costs when possible. Sometimes legally and sometimes not. As a rule I would not buy anything currently under construction now as I am not at all familiar with construction defect laws in Thailand but I would assume they are not strong.
Is this you bingobongo?
This "new member" sounds exactly like you, same old doom and gloom you have been posting for years
It is isn't it? its you in disguise.
sorry there a**hat, no alias from me, i was right in 2007 when i called the 50% haircut on the SET and made more money in the past 2 years than you made in your last 10, doom and gloom? no, i just call it like it is and made a bundle (sorry your denial made you poorer)
aren't you the same clown who wanted to invest 3 million baht on another thread? here is a business idea, why dont you sell front row seats from all those empty Bangkok condo balconies so that way folks can get a front row seat of the red and yellow "parade" about to begin.........that should be a selling point in your glossy brochure
oh well, you will soon be seprated from that as well, either by a lack of business or the baht about to head over the cliff
by the way, how will you spin the evacuation of ASEAN members via helicopter? spin monkey, spin
don't hate me livinginthethirdworld becasue i know how to play the stupidity of LOS whereas you (and your family) are a victim of it
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wow, quality being called into question? shocking i tell you, shocking
maybe once the unicorn that craps rainbows is found, things will get better
Complaints about real estate companies are increasing in Thailand where delays in construction, misleading advertising and low quality workmanship are the most common source of conflict
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"what happened in the past-not relevant..."
Gosh, midas, that's the first time I've ever read that from you. The majority of your posts seem to whine on about the past real estate problems, and how the "notorious defective condo laws" are going to make it worse.
Just as night follows day, you, bingobongo and thinktoomut (and many many others) believe anything in print that's remotely negative about the Thai real estate market. However, if the same person says anything remotely positive about the real estate market, you and the others brand it as a lie. Yes, we know you lost a bundle in the rash of the Australian real estate market, and you think it's only "fair" that Thialand feels your pain too.
keep trying hhgz, you and the other bagholders can live in denial for only for so long (at least until the credit/debt/money run out)
this image provides a good likeness of the real estate bagholders......
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game over................
In Thailand, Russian Buyers Have ‘Disappeared’
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who would have thought?
it will soon be time to short thai bank stocks
Long global recession would hit financial stability: BOT
The banking system, however, has been damaged by events, as evidenced by non-performing loans (NPLs) increasing by Bt16 billion in only two months.
http://www.nationmultimedia.com/2009/03/25...ss_30098799.php
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Many factory workers in export-heavy economies like Thailand's have lost their jobs. With agricultural demand also down, farming has become a less reliable Plan B.
"These people can't communicate with the buffaloes anymore," he says. ........LOL
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hey, how about that..........
Thai unemployment to hit one million this year: PM
http://www.google.com/hostednews/afp/artic...zO7cp0IuQRrbXcA
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and so it continues.....
Massive Layoffs Taking Place In Thailand
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and so it begins..............
Thailand's January unemployment soars to 880,000
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It looks dead.
with that lovely tarp, maybe they can reclassify it as modern art and charge an exhibition fee..........or at least convert it into Bangkok's largest bird house
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and some donald trump wannabes will actually think this is a good deal.........
does being stupid make you poor, or does being poor make you stupid?
so much for a "booming" real estate market
Siam Real Estate Introduces Easy Buy Terms for Property
In these difficult economic times during which foreign buyers have less equity and financing is problematic, a deferred payment arrangement can ease the sale.
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who was the "genius" who said that Lehman would swoop in and save some of the Bangkok concrete shells? oh yes, now i remember who it was, some people would not know an asset from their own arse
Samui in firing line as Lehman liquidators prepare asset disposal
http://www.property-report.com/property-ne...amp;date=250209
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and the SET is not even close to bottoming yet............only one sentence really says it all......
“We cannot export as the whole world is in recession,” Sirivat cautioned, pointing out that exports and tourism account for 70% of Thailand’s GDP.
http://thestar.com.my/columnists/story.asp...p;sec=thaitakes
Developers By The Dozen
in Real Estate, Housing, House and Land Ownership
Posted
is this really a surprise? i think not
well at least the real estate business isn't the only thing on "its knees" in phuket......
Developers by the dozen
Ms McDonnell, from Phuket Andaman Real Estate, said the world-wide financial problems, Thailand´s political troubles and the drop in tourist numbers had brought the local real estate industry to its knees.
http://www.property-report.com/property-ne...amp;date=200409