Mental cruelty;

I need some help for a friend, a thai woman (44). she is badly treated by her elderly boy-friend (69). but she owns the land and house. the husband just got a 30 yrs lease on the land. can she - with the help of a lawyer - move the friend out of the land and house?

thks.

She should just leave and wait a year or two, maybe three.

( Unless it's actual abuse that would warrant prosecution. )

Edited November 20, 201114 yr by WinnieTheKhwai

I assume the man is an expat. Never met an expat here yet that was a match for a Thai woman and her FAMILY

You are clearly a handsome man with a good heart.

Trying to help the poor Thai lady chuck her evil old foreign husband out of his house.

Well done.

Edited November 20, 201114 yr by ludditeman

You are clearly a handsome man with a good heart.

Trying to help the poor Thai lady chuck her evil old foreign husband out of his house.

Well done.

This one is easy. After his 30 year lease (plus 30 year lease extension) are up, she can elect to not renew the lease.

This one is easy. After his 30 year lease (plus 30 year lease extension) are up, she can elect to not renew the lease.

I heard that extention was not legal.

Right, not extensions. Also, 30 year lease, and the guy is 69.

Most Farlangs in Thailand don't live too far into their seventies...

This one is easy. After his 30 year lease (plus 30 year lease extension) are up, she can elect to not renew the lease.

I heard that extention was not legal.

Dunno. 99 can be a difficult age

I assume the man is an expat. Never met an expat here yet that was a match for a Thai woman and her FAMILY

There is only one winner lol lol

This one is easy. After his 30 year lease (plus 30 year lease extension) are up, she can elect to not renew the lease.

My maths might be a little of but he is 69 years old now. In 30 years time, I dont think he will either know or care about renewing a lease.

Sorry gang, I should have mentioned that I was being facetious in my post.

If she wants to kick him out of his leasehold, shes gonna have to wait 60 years at which time neither of them will probably be here any more.

Edited November 21, 201114 yr by rideswings

clear as mud

clear as mud

+1

Sorry gang, I should have mentioned that I was being facetious in my post.

If she wants to kick him out of his leasehold, shes gonna have to wait 60 years at which time neither of them will probably be here any more.

No need to mention being facetious, some understand humor and some........oh well, for those there is always Thai "comedy" on the television

Edited November 21, 201114 yr by bunta71

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Was the 30 year lease registered on the Chanote ?? If yes legally have to wait 30 years, second 30 year term not enforceable, although that could very well be a mute point considering his age.

If not registered on Chanote lease is assumed to be a max of 3 years.

You are clearly a handsome man with a good heart.

Trying to help the poor Thai lady chuck her evil old foreign husband out of his house.

Well done.

Cracking reply! Nice one!

For some reason, I cannot stop wondering that while the Thai lady owns the house and land, who paid for the house and land?

I am sure that it is just my suspicious mind that says the farang bought and paid for the lot, and has the only legal option for him (the lease).

OP seems somewhat naive.

Sorry gang, I should have mentioned that I was being facetious in my post.

If she wants to kick him out of his leasehold, shes gonna have to wait 60 years at which time neither of them will probably be here any more.

If she wants him out, he will be on the outside looking in. Someone forgot to tell him that a 30 year lease between a husband and his wife is all but useless. That is part of the marriage property and she has a share in it.

OP is ambiguous in his post, first referring to "elderly boy friend (69)" and then to "husband".

If husband then the lease can be invalidated by either party, but, property, if acquired after marriage, is jointly owned irrespective of whose name is on the chanote ie sin somros.

In a divorce value is normally split 50-50. However depending on the lawyer the outcome may be different.

WOW!!! Nice Post!Kind Regards

Couldn't the boyfriend and the husband just sort it out?

OP is ambiguous in his post, first referring to "elderly boy friend (69)" and then to "husband".

If husband then the lease can be invalidated by either party, but, property, if acquired after marriage, is jointly owned irrespective of whose name is on the chanote ie sin somros.

In a divorce value is normally split 50-50. However depending on the lawyer the outcome may be different.

Replying to my own post, sorry

Just want to be clear, I was not suggesting husband and wife are joint owners of the land. Only that the VALUE of the asset is shared between both in case of a court authorized sale. Of course trying to get full value from a sale can also be problematic, if not sold in a year it is usually auctioned.

That is my understanding, not a legal position, happy to be corrected by someone more knowledgeable.

clear as mud

+1

+1 +1

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You are clearly a handsome man with a good heart.

Trying to help the poor Thai lady chuck her evil old foreign husband out of his house.

Well done.

Cracking reply! Nice one!