Thai courts decide parental power according to the child’s welfare—not the parent’s gender. This guide explains a father’s legal standing, five evidence pillars and common mistakes that can weaken a case.
Can a Father Obtain Parental Power in Thailand? 5 Evidence Pillars Courts Consider Read More »
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.
Hospital Staff Accidentally Cuts a Child’s Finger: Who Is Liable in Thailand? Read More »
Consensual sexual intercourse by a Buddhist monk is a grave breach of monastic discipline, but it is not automatically a Thai criminal offence. This article explains Section 206, Supreme Court Judgment No. 736/2505, monk-official status and possible liability involving temple funds.
Is Sexual Intercourse by a Buddhist Monk a Crime in Thailand? Read More »
Preparing a witness is one of the most important aspects of litigation, but should lawyers ask witnesses to memorize a question-and-answer script? This article explores the advantages and disadvantages of scripted witness preparation, explains why understanding the facts is more effective than memorization, and shares best practices used by experienced trial lawyers.
Should Lawyers Give Witnesses a Question-and-Answer Script to Memorize? Read More »
Witness credibility is often the deciding factor in both civil and criminal litigation. This article explains how Thai courts evaluate witness testimony, the legal principles governing evidentiary weight, and the key factors judges consider when determining whether a witness is reliable and persuasive.
Witness Credibility in Court: How Judges Evaluate Witness Testimony Under Thai Law Read More »
Statute of Limitations for Heirs in Filing an Inheritance Partition Claim under Thai Law Introduction The statute of limitations for heirs in filing an inheritance partition claim is a critical legal principle under Thai civil and inheritance law. It determines the timeframe within which lawful heirs may assert their rights to claim, divide, or recover
Statute of Limitations for Heirs in Filing an Inheritance Partition Claim under Thai Law Read More »
Navigate the complexities of the Thai judicial system. Learn the critical differences between the Appellate and Supreme Courts, the prohibition of new evidence, and how to protect your rights after a lower court judgment.
Appeals and cassation in Thai law provide vital opportunities to challenge trial judgments. This article from a lead law firm in Bangkok explores the key legal grounds, real chances of success, and practical strategies for litigants seeking justice in Thailand’s appellate courts.
How long does a court case take in Thailand? This in-depth guide from a lead law firm in Bangkok explains each stage of the Thai judicial process, common delays, and how to expedite your case.
Thai Judicial Process: Average Time to Resolve a Legal Case in Thailand Read More »
Effective witness testimony can make or break a case in Thai courts. This guide by a lead law firm in Bangkok outlines four essential techniques for examining witnesses in both civil and criminal trials, helping you build credibility and win your case.
4 Essential Techniques for Witnesses Examination in Thailand to Enhance Credibility Read More »
