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Hello all! I'm new here, so I hope I post in the right place. 

 

I currently in the process of getting a yellow tabien baan from a condo I own. For now I have only the blue tabien baan with the name of my wife and stepdaughter on it. We are getting a divorce soon, and I was wondering if I risk anything leaving the name of my soon to be ex-wife on it. For context : I will keep the blue tabien baan with me, and only send her a copy when she needs it. We keep a relative good relationship, no drama or crazy things going, we still help each other for a few things, no money problem whatsoever also, the separation is as clean as break up can be. But I just wondering if something could go wrong having my ex-wife name in my tabien baan as the headmaster. I was thinking to be headmaster myself, but unless I misunderstood the officer at the discrict office that not possible. What's your thoughts? Something to be aware/careful? 

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If you are listed as owner, there shouldn't be a problem.

At the amphur when doing the divorce, get the condo listed as your sole property in the division of assets section.

 

If you don't speak or read Thai, take a Thai translator as your 2nd, your local police station will have a list, shouldn't cost more than 1,000bht for an official police translator. Don't let the translator chat with your wife.

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37 minutes ago, BritManToo said:

If you are listed as owner, there shouldn't be a problem.

At the amphur when doing the divorce, get the condo listed as your sole property in the division of assets section.

 

If you don't speak or read Thai, take a Thai translator as your 2nd, your local police station will have a list, shouldn't cost more than 1,000bht for an official police translator. Don't let the translator chat with your wife.


Thank you for the answer.
 

On the title deed (chanote) there is only my name on it.

 

At the amphur, for the divorce, I still don't what the process gonna be, but I take note to get listed condo as my sole property in the division of assets section. I think I may ahv to do another post to ask what I should be careful about during the divorce paperwork at the amphur. ^^

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