tb42_50 Posted December 18, 2014 Share Posted December 18, 2014 Hello all, to keep it short . My husband had an affair since March 2013 and now he's with another woman. ( we met and lived in Thailand all these 10 years, married legally for 7 years ) He also told me he's in a new relationship but he wouldn't give me the answer of when he will come to divorce me. I asked him a few times. He went back to England last year in May and doesn't want to come back. He said he's not ready. I just want him to let me go completely. I don't have money to take this case to court. So please advise. I need help My son, our son is with him ..that's another topic I will post shortly. I need help on my son's custody too Thanks a lot for reading through this Link to comment
saakura Posted December 18, 2014 Share Posted December 18, 2014 What is your nationality, i am assuming your husband is british? Link to comment
Berkshire Posted December 18, 2014 Share Posted December 18, 2014 What is your nationality, i am assuming your husband is british? Yes, whether the OP is English, or Thai, or American, or something else, makes a big difference. 2 Link to comment
Digitalnomade Posted December 18, 2014 Share Posted December 18, 2014 it s just an affair, in a few months he will be back with you. Link to comment
tb42_50 Posted December 18, 2014 Author Share Posted December 18, 2014 It's an affair...yes. but it's been more than 2 women for sure since last year.. so how many more does he needs ? lol TO be honest, it's been 1 and half year now Link to comment
Boon Mee Posted December 19, 2014 Share Posted December 19, 2014 Duck out the back Jack. Get a new plan, Sam. http://www.paulsimon.com/us/music/still-crazy-after-all-these-years/50-ways-leave-your-lover Link to comment
SOTIRIOS Posted December 19, 2014 Share Posted December 19, 2014 ...if he has admitted as much...and you have had enough of this abusive situation...not to mention the health risks.... ...find a way to consult a lawyer...you have a strong case and should be entitled money to enough to carry on your life.. ......and possibly gain custody of your child... ....but as mentioned....many things do depend on...you nationality....as well as your husband's ....... Link to comment
Sheryl Posted December 19, 2014 Share Posted December 19, 2014 Since this is really a matter of British law, moving this to the "Home Country" forum. Link to comment
ToddinChonburi Posted December 19, 2014 Share Posted December 19, 2014 Can you get a free consultation with a Lawyer ? that would be best. Link to comment
Popular Post thhMan Posted December 19, 2014 Popular Post Share Posted December 19, 2014 (edited) If your Thai, then you need to deal with it through your culture/group/legal avenues As much as I sympathize with the situation, I dont trust what a woman says and more so a Thai woman. Been there, done that.. been accused of this and that and all proved false... So you come here and try and deal with this on the forum??? Why dont you go and speak to a lawyer.... Why even bother on this forum unless there is some ulterior motive! You have been asked a few time about your nationality... You seem to keep avoiding it and also throw in your lack of finances...I noticed that your posting in a few threads on this forum... Not getting the feedback you want and think starting new threads will help??? People sleep around and or leave because of problems... That can be male or female... He had his reasons.... I recently told my Thai missus that if she continues to blab all our issues on FB and to her friends, that I will also be packing my bags and leaving... She was smart and understood... God forbid she would post on TV.. that would have been the nail in the coffin for our relationship! Sorry... but I just dont trust women in general... Does you husband not deserve the right to take care of his son... or do you think you have the only right to do so? Edited December 19, 2014 by thhMan 3 Link to comment
Maestro Posted December 19, 2014 Share Posted December 19, 2014 Removed an off-topic post and the reply to it. Link to comment
MauiSteveBKK Posted December 19, 2014 Share Posted December 19, 2014 If he is British and has son with him legally, and you are Thai = Expensive and Take Long Time. If he has resources, he can hire British attorney and make it difficult for you. Possession of son legally will be difficult to challenge, and all of this will cost you much money and time. Not easy. I suggest: contrite, meaningful conversation. Suggest he let you talk to son. Maybe you can convince son to return to you and Thailand. You ask for advice and suggestions .... but give few details. So hard to offer advice. Good luck and best wishes. Link to comment
nzthai Posted December 19, 2014 Share Posted December 19, 2014 If you are married to a Thai lady in Thailand ..is it acceptable to have a girlfriend sometimes? 1 Link to comment
nithisa78 Posted December 19, 2014 Share Posted December 19, 2014 not enough information. best of luck. 2 Link to comment
scorecard Posted December 19, 2014 Share Posted December 19, 2014 Dear tb42_50 Maybe if you post some clear details of your own nationality, where you are located, what country you were married in, his location etc, what country your son is currently located then maybe you might avoid some of the rubbish being posted and maybe get some clear points. But always remember this webboard (like all webboards) is full of arm chair lawyers you think they know the law and don't or they quote the law in other countries - totally unhelpful, and/or comments about what some folks would like to see as the law in terms of their own situations. Is there a free public lawyer or advocacy service in your country? If so get some clear and focused advice from them. 1 Link to comment
Popular Post scorecard Posted December 19, 2014 Popular Post Share Posted December 19, 2014 <script type='text/javascript'>window.mod_pagespeed_start = Number(new Date());</script> If your Thai, then you need to deal with it through your culture/group/legal avenues As much as I sympathize with the situation, I dont trust what a woman says and more so a Thai woman. Been there, done that.. been accused of this and that and all proved false... So you come here and try and deal with this on the forum??? Why dont you go and speak to a lawyer.... Why even bother on this forum unless there is some ulterior motive! You have been asked a few time about your nationality... You seem to keep avoiding it and also throw in your lack of finances...I noticed that your posting in a few threads on this forum... Not getting the feedback you want and think starting new threads will help??? People sleep around and or leave because of problems... That can be male or female... He had his reasons.... I recently told my Thai missus that if she continues to blab all our issues on FB and to her friends, that I will also be packing my bags and leaving... She was smart and understood... God forbid she would post on TV.. that would have been the nail in the coffin for our relationship! Sorry... but I just dont trust women in general... Does you husband not deserve the right to take care of his son... or do you think you have the only right to do so? Wow, 10/10 for instant and negative judgment on numerous points. 4 Link to comment
Popular Post crickets Posted December 19, 2014 Popular Post Share Posted December 19, 2014 Run around a tree three times and say i want a divorce and its done. 3 Link to comment
Briggsy Posted December 19, 2014 Share Posted December 19, 2014 OP provides very little info, not even nationalities. Link to comment
Thaijack2014 Posted December 19, 2014 Share Posted December 19, 2014 Here is what I found in a book about Thai Law for foreigners (From Benjawan Poomsan Becker): If your spouse refuses to give you a divorce or you cannot agree on the terms of settlement, you may go to court and obtain a divorce. Thai law requires that you establish grounds for a divorce before the court will grant the divorce. GROUNDS FOR DIVORCE: Thai Law sets out the following grounds for a divorce: - The husband has treated or honored another woman as his own wife, or the wife has committed adultery. - One Spouse has committed a criminal offence or a serious act of misconduct (Thai law does not define misconduct, but acts that shame the other spouse or subject them to insults or ridicule will suffice). - One spouse has harmed the other or suffers from mental illness. - One spouse has deserted the other for one year or more. - Either party has lived separately for three years or more. - One spouse has disappeared for three years or more. - There is a lack of marital support from the other (Thai law requires both parties to the marriage to support the other to the extent they are able to. If one party does not, it is grounds for divorce.) - One spouse has been declared insane for more than three years and is not curable. - One spouse has broken the bond of good behaviour. (Thai law allows the parties to a marriage to enter into an agreement of good behavior and define the terms within the agreement. If one party fails to live up to this agreement, it is grounds for divorce.) - One spouse has an incurable disease that may affect the other. - One spouse has a permanent physical handicap that makes it impossible to cohabit as husband and wife. The process of petitioning the court for a divorse is complicated, so you will need to hire a lawyer. A lawyer can process the divorce in court and act on your behalf if you are living outside Thailand. To do so, you will need to provide him with a power of attorney. You will have to suppply your lawyer with the facts regarding your marriage, children (if any), assets, and pertinent dates and circumstances of the marriage. If you have a prenuptial agreement, it will be reviewed and considered in the Thai court. Remember that Thailand is considered a community property jurisdiction, so property acquired during the marriage is subject to division, with half going to each spouse. If you have considerable assets in your home country, and are seeking a divorce in Thailand, division of those assets will be very complicated and involve conflicts of law and other concepts outside the scope of this book. You will need the assistance of an attorney in Thailand and your home country to resolve these issues. Also, both parties are responsible for debts incurred during the course of the marriage. If the parties cannot decide on a settlement agreement for the division of property, child custody and support, and other such matters, the court will decide for them. This is almost never a good resolution and will significantly increase the costs for obtaining the divorce. Fees for having this proces done by a lawyer for a simple case can start at approximately 30.000 baht and exceed 100.000 baht, depending on how complex the case is. It takes two months or longer to get a court order for dissolution. The Lawyer will represent you in the preliminary hearings, but you may have to appear in court if the court orders you to do so. A court order dissolves the marriage and the divorcing parties do not need to register their divorce. If there are other conditions taht they want to register, they can do so in the presence of a registrar officer to finalize the divorce. If you register your marriage in your home country, your divorce will need to take place there an will be processed according to the laws of your home country. You will need to consult with a lawyer from your home country to determine the steps necessary to get your divorce. Link to comment
Mario2008 Posted December 19, 2014 Share Posted December 19, 2014 If he doesn't want a divorce, the only way to get a divorce is if you go to court. You can do that in Thailand, as that is where you got married and where you live. 1 Link to comment
jacko45k Posted December 19, 2014 Share Posted December 19, 2014 If you are married to a Thai lady in Thailand ..is it acceptable to have a girlfriend sometimes? I plead the fifth! 1 Link to comment
kerrysum Posted December 19, 2014 Share Posted December 19, 2014 You haven't stated your nationality, and your statement is very vague, in my opinion. Where are you from? If from Thailand? Where in Thailand. Put the cards on the table, and be honest. Were you married before? Please explain.... Sorry can not comment on this subject and have no reason to...... Just my opinion..... kilosierra 1 Link to comment
12DrinkMore Posted December 19, 2014 Share Posted December 19, 2014 If you are married to a Thai lady in Thailand ..is it acceptable to have a girlfriend sometimes? I plead the fifth! Next girl will be the sixth? 2 Link to comment
otocheater Posted December 19, 2014 Share Posted December 19, 2014 It's an affair...yes. but it's been more than 2 women for sure since last year.. so how many more does he needs ? lol TO be honest, it's been 1 and half year now I would like you give you some advice but, Are kidding? You have known your husband cheating over one and a half year but still doing nothing? And your son with him? That was difficult for you to custody the child. Just ridiculous. In this case if you really want to divorce you need to find money first. I spend 350,000 Baht already just for a lawyer and the judicial cost. Wasting of time but you can get divorce 100% Good luck. ? Link to comment
otocheater Posted December 19, 2014 Share Posted December 19, 2014 If you are married to a Thai lady in Thailand ..is it acceptable to have a girlfriend sometimes? You better ask your wife if she can accepted that. You will know the answer. ? Link to comment
BWPattaya Posted December 19, 2014 Share Posted December 19, 2014 I get the impression that people posting here are wasting their time, including me. Is the OP simply wanting to draw traffic or increase their posting count? As people say, not enough information has been given and no replies from the OP responding to questions. One last try then. OP, what nationality are you and where were you married? 2 Link to comment
irishsmile Posted December 19, 2014 Share Posted December 19, 2014 It's defiantly a troll from the OP..... Link to comment
jomcondo Posted December 19, 2014 Share Posted December 19, 2014 even if it's not a troll......don't offer her any advice. sounds like the husband & son managed to get away from her.......you know what they are like. 2 Link to comment
nithisa78 Posted December 19, 2014 Share Posted December 19, 2014 If you are married to a Thai lady in Thailand ..is it acceptable to have a girlfriend sometimes? It is an aberration . turn the page. Link to comment
Popular Post tb42_50 Posted December 19, 2014 Author Popular Post Share Posted December 19, 2014 If your Thai, then you need to deal with it through your culture/group/legal avenues As much as I sympathize with the situation, I dont trust what a woman says and more so a Thai woman. Been there, done that.. been accused of this and that and all proved false... So you come here and try and deal with this on the forum??? Why dont you go and speak to a lawyer.... Why even bother on this forum unless there is some ulterior motive! You have been asked a few time about your nationality... You seem to keep avoiding it and also throw in your lack of finances... I noticed that your posting in a few threads on this forum... Not getting the feedback you want and think starting new threads will help??? People sleep around and or leave because of problems... That can be male or female... He had his reasons.... I recently told my Thai missus that if she continues to blab all our issues on FB and to her friends, that I will also be packing my bags and leaving... She was smart and understood... God forbid she would post on TV.. that would have been the nail in the coffin for our relationship! Sorry... but I just dont trust women in general... Does you husband not deserve the right to take care of his son... or do you think you have the only right to do so? I haven't tried to avoid to say what nationality I am. I am Thai. I've been talking to lawyer for help but I haven't heard anything. Don't get me wrong , but not all Thai women or in any nationality would bring things like this to the forum if it's not serious. I bring this topic up here because I really need help. I haven't reply to this post that much because I'm working . I'm trying to save up money so I will be able to do more in this situation. I posted another one for the child custody , separate one from this as this is about divorcing my husband. of course he has his reason but things have to be sorted. By all mean , I'm here seeking for help and hopefully one day someone can give me advise or help me. I think we both have the right ,but unless both of us discuss things about our son. not just doing it without talking to me at all You might not trust women including me for some reason.... .................you might think what am I thinking about posting on the forum would help my situation. Well, when you are desperate for help, you you've tried so many ways, you wouldn't mind to try a new way ....would you/ I would 3 Link to comment
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