Prenuptial Agreements are very common this time in Thailand when it comes to the second and third marriage. A Prenup, as it is commonly called, is an agreement between couples agreeing that in an event of a divorce particular properties will remain the sole property of one person.
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Marriage in Thailand is the best! For those who want to get married in Thailand who is non-Thai, you would need to visit your country’s embassy or consulate in Thailand. An allowance of 5-6 working days should be made to process all the documents and marriage registration in Thailand. The embassies are not authorised to carry out marriages or any translation services. Thus, it is best to seek assistance of family lawyer in Thailand for the entire process on translations, legalisation and marriage registration.
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