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Can You Postpone a Court Hearing in Thailand? Grounds, Evidence and Risks

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You can request an adjournment in Thailand, but filing the request does not cancel the hearing. The court must assess the applicable legal conditions and evidence. A new lawyer, illness or agreement between the parties does not guarantee permission. Until the court orders otherwise, confirm attendance obligations and remain prepared for the original date.

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Smartphone and debt agreement illustrating legal risks of posting a debtor on social media in Thailand

Posting a Debtor on Facebook in Thailand: Defamation and Lawful Debt Collection

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Can a creditor post a debtor on Facebook in Thailand? Learn the defamation risks, Debt Collection Act rules, lawful recovery options, and evidence required.

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Hospital Staff Accidentally Cuts a Child’s Finger: Who Is Liable in Thailand?

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A child’s finger was accidentally cut during hospital care and later replanted. This guide explains potential criminal liability, civil compensation, public-hospital claims and Section 41 assistance in Thailand.

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Police Complaint vs Daily Record in Thailand: Why Has Your Case Not Progressed?

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A practical Thai-law guide explaining why a police daily record may not start a criminal case, what makes a valid complaint, and the three-month deadline for compoundable offences.

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How to Divorce a Foreign Spouse in Thailand: Procedure, Property and Overseas Service

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A practical guide to divorcing a foreign spouse in Thailand, covering consensual registration, court proceedings, overseas service, property division, children and recognition abroad.

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Temple accounting records, evidence folders and bank transfer diagram illustrating an investigation into alleged temple fund misappropriation in Thailand

Temple Fund Misappropriation in Thailand: Why Section 147 Can Carry Life Imprisonment

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Alleged diversion of temple donations can engage Section 147 of the Thai Penal Code, carrying a maximum sentence of life imprisonment. This guide explains an abbot’s legal status, outsider liability, money laundering, asset seizure and bail—without prejudging the recently reported case.

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Thai employee reviewing a resignation letter while an employer presents an investigation file during a tense workplace meeting

Forced Resignation in Thailand: Can an Employer Threaten a Theft Complaint?

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A threat to report alleged theft does not automatically invalidate a resignation in Thailand. Courts examine the employer’s good faith, the employee’s true intention, and whether a dismissal was disguised as resignation.

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Can an Ambulance Run a Red Light in Thailand? Who Is Liable After a Crash?

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An authorised ambulance may pass a red light in Thailand, but must slow down and use reasonable care. Other drivers must yield when they see or hear emergency signals. Liability depends on the complete evidence.

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Married couple reviewing separate loan and spousal consent documents with a Thai legal adviser

Does Signing Spousal Consent Make You Liable for Your Spouse’s Loan in Thailand?

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Signing a consent form does not automatically make a spouse jointly liable for a personal loan in Thailand. The purpose of the debt, document wording and evidence of ratification determine the result.

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Is Shouting Abuse Outside Someone’s Home Trespass in Thailand?

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Standing on a public road and shouting outside a home is not automatically trespass in Thailand. The boundary, physical intrusion, intent and surrounding conduct determine whether Sections 362, 364 or 365 apply—and whether other offences may arise.

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Litigation

Can You Postpone a Court Hearing in Thailand? Grounds, Evidence and Risks

Posting a Debtor on Facebook in Thailand: Defamation and Lawful Debt Collection

Hospital Staff Accidentally Cuts a Child’s Finger: Who Is Liable in Thailand?

Police Complaint vs Daily Record in Thailand: Why Has Your Case Not Progressed?

How to Divorce a Foreign Spouse in Thailand: Procedure, Property and Overseas Service

Temple Fund Misappropriation in Thailand: Why Section 147 Can Carry Life Imprisonment

Forced Resignation in Thailand: Can an Employer Threaten a Theft Complaint?

Can an Ambulance Run a Red Light in Thailand? Who Is Liable After a Crash?

Is Shouting Abuse Outside Someone’s Home Trespass in Thailand?

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