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19 minutes ago, villageidiotY2K said:

But what is the case for cash in the bank account in Thailand and overseas? 

Such as income acquired after the marriage. 

Cash is considered an asset just like any other property

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47 minutes ago, bkk6060 said:

Geez, good luck it will end up being 50/50.

I hope everyone knows they do have prenup agreements here.

And, sorry nothing personal to those who do but why get married?

Especially older guys I bet 80% have been married and divorced before I guess they learned nothing from that experience?

There are 10,000's of girls here that would be more then happy to live with you without the marriage.

Especially if one has a little money to take care of their basic needs and maybe their kid no need to marry them at all.

You might get to be old one day.

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1 hour ago, bkk6060 said:

Geez, good luck it will end up being 50/50.

I hope everyone knows they do have prenup agreements here.

And, sorry nothing personal to those who do but why get married?

Especially older guys I bet 80% have been married and divorced before I guess they learned nothing from that experience?

There are 10,000's of girls here that would be more then happy to live with you without the marriage.

Especially if one has a little money to take care of their basic needs and maybe their kid no need to marry them at all.

No I paid the ex wife nothing, and never will, as ruled by the judge at my divorce 

 

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It's crazy to think people move half way round the world to Thailand, have the choice of any woman they want to marry, and still end up getting divorced.

 

Many I presumed already divorced in their home countries.

 

 

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2 hours ago, tonray said:

Didn't he say he was done with prostitutes....ha ha ha ha ha

Bit harsh! Although I was an English litigation solicitor and nearly always, but not quite, as long as I was paid I did as the client instructed me! ????

Two exceptions I recall, a Nigerian client and an insurance company. Both asked me to do something unethical. The first I had to sack, the second stopped using my services. Hey Ho

 

 

 

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On 6/15/2020 at 3:18 PM, 5633572526 said:

If you didn’t get that out of all joint accounts before you filed you deserve to lose it all. A fool and his money are soon parted.

exactly...

 

it costed my HALF A MILLION in fines from my lovely bank for early withdrawal

 

but the chance was my greedy ex could have STOLEN half of my LIFE savings if I have waited

 

the date of filing to the court is very important 

 

the 50/50 split .... ex wife got houses as I gave cash to my ex-wife and even my louse own lawyer did not dispute that or tried to fight for my rights, half of everything

 

later I found out, at the land department, that daddy in law, was the owner of the land, not my ex-wife, the first years of marriage ... so in case of divorce, ex wife could steal half of my money and I could get absolutely NOTHING...

 

cunning those thais...

 

 

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23 hours ago, kwonitoy said:

If you've got cash in a Thai bank transfer it OUT of the country immediately.

Money overseas matter nothing in a Thai court, Personal experience.

I stood in court and the little women wanted half of a condo, all of a house and rubber plantation, six cars (I only have 2) and half of 100 million baht ( I don't have that kind of money, if I did I wouldn't be in Thailand)

Judge asked me if I had a 100 million baht, I said no I have 800,000 in the bank for my visa.

Judge asked who paid for the condo, house, rubber plantation.

Me says I

Judge asks me if I want to give the soon to be ex wife half

No says I

Judge ask me if I want to give her anything at all

No say I

Bang goes the gavel, I'm divorced and the wife gets nothing.

Now she can sue me for what she thinks she deserves, but I've been in lots of court cases here and it can drag out for a loooong time if you want it too.

Once the planes are flying again Me and my son are gone back to the first world and hunny bunny can go pound sand.

Lawyer cost 30,000 baht, BTW. Best money I ever spent.

where do you people get lawyers at 30.000 baht ?

cheapest I got was 50.000 baht and did not even ask for an english speaking one

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23 hours ago, sanuk711 said:

What was yours before marriage remains yours---same for her. What was accumulated during the marriage 50-50.

 

Under Thai Law, properties during divorce may fall into two categories;

Sin Suan Tua as separate property & Sin Somros as marital property.

 

SIN SUAN TUA - considered as separate property to a marriage are the following:

Property belonging to either spouse before marriage;

Property for personal use, clothes or ornaments;

Property acquired by either spouse during marriage by will or gift;

Khongman (dowry).

SIN SOMROS – considered as marital property are as follow:

Property acquired during marriage;

Property acquired by either spouse during marriage through a will or gift;

Fruits of the Sin Suan Tua (fruits of the separate property);

In case of doubt as to whether a property is Sin Somros or not, it shall be presumed to be Sin Somros.

 

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that is nice on paper

 

did you get divorced ?

 

during divorce, they ask, who paid for this or that...

 

DO YOU HAVE PROOF ?   you paid your wife in CASH ... = no proof

 

or was my lawyer a crook secretly working for my ex... as my lawyer did not go for half

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5 minutes ago, Bender Rodriguez said:

where do you people get lawyers at 30.000 baht ?

cheapest I got was 50.000 baht and did not even ask for an english speaking one

Udon Thani, older gentleman who spoke excellent English and had nothing but my interest in mind.

Before court he brought me into his office along with a certified translator and we rehearsed everything that would be said

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10 minutes ago, Bender Rodriguez said:

or was my lawyer a crook secretly working for my ex... as my lawyer did not go for half

I can not answer your question-----was your lawyer a crook----Sorry.

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1 hour ago, sanuk711 said:

I can not answer your question-----was your lawyer a crook----Sorry.

in stead of protecting my interests and insisting in full court and going for 50/50 split, I got a paper signed in court by my ex, she does not follow and guess what... nobody can enforce it...

nobody can force my ex to follow this garbage... leaving me in a immigration nightmare ...

 

lawyers, I think I contacted 20 of them, all ready to go to court over it, around 100.000 baht to write a 2 page petition, with ZERO guaranties off course

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How about this

Check it, check out my fl0w

 

Without official divorce, Just disappear to Mexico or China and enjoy bootylicious and 20 baht beers. 

Can they track you down!? 

 

 

I assume when returning to Thailand, you'd be apprehended at the airport and the d00msday begins again?

 

 

 

 

 

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  • 1 month later...

Looks like a divorce is very likely, the only thing acquired in my name since the marriage is my state pension (based on single person). 

Would she be entitled to half this? 

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