Law Firm in Thailand | Custody Guide
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When married life comes to an end and either or both partners plan to divorce from each other there are many factors to consider are children involved, what kind of paperwork or legal process are required and whether or not the divorce is legal in your home country. Some people need help from law firm Thailand. If you were married in Thailand you can go directly to the district office that you registered your marriage to file for divorce by agreement from both the husband and the wife. If you were married abroad you are required to submit the case to court, the court will require you to prove that in your native country they have the same cause for divorce as per Thai law, if they have the same law then it falls under the conflict laws act and you are eligible for divorce both here and abroad. Also by using this method if you receive a successful judgment, but the other party does not agree to the divorce you can use the judgment at the district office in place of the other party intentions. You can get some advice from law firm Thailand.
During a custody case our law firm Thailand recommend you must understand that any child you and your partner have together are not asset’s they are human beings and as such the judge will never care about the welfare of the two parents but will only care about the welfare of the child. The judge will always make his custody decision based on which side can provide the better life for the child in question. Although the court will have the final say any custody verdict’s are not permanent, if you receive custody from a court judgment it doesn’t mean you will have that custody forever. By not keeping your word and caring for your child as per the courts terms custody may be given to the other side. Whilst in court you will have to prove that your financial situation is stable but that is not the only factor, you will also have to prove that you have enough time to properly care for your child as well. If you have the money but not the time then your case may not be successful, you will also have to take care of the child by yourself it doesn’t mean you are allowed to hire someone to do it for you.
In our law firm Thailand experience dealing with divorce and custody battles, we see in almost all cases the spouse who plans to divorce their partner and request child custody will try to use their emotions to show off that they are the best choice and a good parent. Whilst at the same time trying to declare that the other side is not good enough or even that they are bad parents, this is not the way to go about winning a custody battle as it puts you in a bad light in the eyes of the court. We understand that they love their child but at the same time they are not the only ones who do, the other party also loves their child maybe even more so. The best way is to always think about the child first and what is to their benefit, trying to take care of them in the best possible way. We understand that the two partners don’t love each other anymore but the child still loves both of them and needs their full support. Don’t argue whose side is better than the others and let them get the best out of life.
Comment: Everyone involved has been a child before; when you are growing up you need the support from both sides of your family, from both mum and dad if they are together or are divorced or even if one partner has passed away. As a child they need your support as they cannot take care of themselves that is why in custody cases there is a need to concentrate on what is best for them, to have a full and good life until they are old enough to take care of themselves. We recommend that you give them more love than a normal family as they may not get as much from a broken one. We know that this is not the law or regulation but is the good moral. If you have any questions or queries about Thai law and need help from our law firm Thailand, please feel free to contact us at any time.
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