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Question about family law re parental rights when marrying after the child is born
If you have joint custody – as married or legalized parenthood – both parents need to be present in a number of cases, herunder obtaining or renewing a Thai passport for a minor (until 21 years old). Same might be the case with a foreign passport, my country (Denmark) require both parents to be present when applying for passport, both first time and renewing, as long as the child is minor (under 18 years in Denmark). To my knowledge sole-custody is a family court matter. When property is registered in the name of a minor, it is extremely difficult – if possible at all – to sell, transfer, morgate, or register any servitudes on the title deed. The common advise about using a minor as land holder is that ane registrations (loan, habitation rights etc.) shall be done before the land is transferred to a minor. It would be rare if a guardian can sell or transfer a minor's land. For banks it was in my case the by bank registered guardian that could handle the account. Some were registered with my girlfriend – the mother – as guardian, and she needed to sign. Other accounts were registered with me as guardian, and I could dispose. Both my banks could only register one guardian. The minor can have his/her own ATM-card at a certain age. A minor can hold shares – for example in a Thai company limited – but could in my case not get a trading account for SET equities; presumably because it a matter of buying and selling done by the guardian. In reply to the legal rights, here is an English translation of the articles in question in the "Thailand Civil and Commercial Code (part III)", which also answers you OP-question... Section 1546. A child born of a woman who is not married to a man is deemed to be the legitimate child of such woman. Section 1547. A child born of the parents who are not married to each other is legitimate by the subsequent marriage of the parents, or by the registration made on application by the father, or by a judgment of the Court. Section 1548. When legitimation is applied for by the father, the child and the mother must give consent to the applicant. In case where the child and the mother do not appear before the Registrar for giving the consent, the Registrar shall notify the child and the mother of the father’s application for registration. If the child or the mother raises no objection or does not give the consent within sixty days after the acceptance of the notification by the child or mother, it is presumed that the child or the mother does not give consent. The period of time shall be extended to one hundred and eighty days in case where the child or the mother has been outside Thailand. In case where the child or the mother raises an objection that the applicant is not the father, or does not give the consent, or is unable to give the consent, the registration for legitimation must be effected by a judgment of the Court. After the Court had pronounced a judgment effecting the registration of the legitimation and the judgment has been produced to the registrar for registration, the Registrar shall effect the registration. Source link for English Translation of the full law (copy the URL-address): https://www.samuiforsale.com/law-texts/thailand-civil-code-part-3.html#1535 -
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British tourist busted in Patong for cocaine possession
he should demand a forensic labs test results. Pretty sure he’d get off on zero counts of cocaine possession then.. Probably come back half Drano half Yabba lol -
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Buying a new car.........you'd think it was easy
It would be very unusual to get a discount if paying cash. Dealers prefer purchase on installments as they can make additional profits. -
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Trump's Mass Deportation Plans Spark Controversy and Resistance Across the US
See? This proves I’m not smart enough to be a leftist. I used your when I should have used you’re… -
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Trump's Mass Deportation Plans Spark Controversy and Resistance Across the US
I don’t have to play dumb, I know I not bright, but I’m not pretending to be.
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