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you have many problems,my best advice is get a lawyer if that works and you may get something back in money terms.divorce and you should get something back from what you spent.don,t give her everything you spent in Thailand.you have a difficult decision to make walk away or fight

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Sorry OP, other than recommending you cut and run I can think of nothing else.

Although, perhaps others can learn from your bad experiences.

Hey, don't get married and give everything you have to someone you have just met!!!

Give it a decade or two .....

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Have you gone to the police and filed a report using a Thai Lawyer? If you don't want to get serious then you should just walk away. The best advice for all in TL is only spend what you are willing to lose. If it goes sideways look at it as a bad investment and move on.

I am leaning at a troll. However based on the individuals writing skills and where he met his Thai wife, its plausible. There have been many many internet scammed foreigners. His story along with others that will make news on TV, should be a warning to all.

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Wondering how someone semi-literate managed to accumulate $120,000.

No helping for any guy as daft as the OP.

(this can't be real)

You shouldn't slag off someone whose first language is not English. There are many people out there that are completly illiterate and are multi-millionaires:

The man who invented the "Cats Eyes" used on the roads worldwide was completely illiterate and became a multi-millionaire.

Andreas Panayiotou, a London real estate tycoon worth £400 million (roughly $650 million), lives on a 20-acre estate and owns several private jets. At just 45, he’s come from humble beginnings as the son of Greek immigrants and is now ranked as the 200th richest man in Britain. And he can’t read.

If he was literate he would know better than to buy private jets and simply charter them. I think we can extend that anology to the OP.

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Agree with other posters that you should obtain a GOOD lawyer. I know one that specialises in family type law and he is a shark. Believe it or not, the Thai legal system can work in your favour as long as you play it right.

She is employing village tactics on you and probably hasn't done a good job of covering her tracks, therefore with some good investigative work, a good lawyer and his investigators may be able to dig up some dirt that can possibly catch her out. You may not get your money back but there is still a chance that you could get your son (this is the most important aspect) and possibly an agreement on the property (either you win it outright or it gets sold and proceeds split). I realise that at this point she has probably bled you dry but if you do decided to go the way of a lawyer, don't go cheap. Get a shark. She and her family are counting on you being a weak foreigner without local knowledge. Beat her at her own game.

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Like the blind man said to Vinnie Harold in "The Fastest Gun in The West"...."There's ALWAYS someone faster", . No matter how desperate/tragic our own situation, on Thaivisa, there's ALWAYS someone worse off.

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