Does a pre-nup drawn up in Thailand between a farang and Thai really have enough legal status to kick in? Or would the inheritance chain SJ describes (which is very similar to the UK one for intestacy) simply take over?
And in any case a pre-nup is really intended to cover divorce, so I guess that's why I'm wondering if it would become null and void on death.
If I Marry My Girlfriend
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margaretcarnes
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Re: If I Marry My Girlfriend
A sprout is for life - not just for Christmas.
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glassdude007
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Re: If I Marry My Girlfriend
not the same.....Lung Per wrote:This seems more or less a copy of my response above.glassdude007 wrote:I think it is just what it say's ...a ceremony...means nothing legally...
but if you have will or prior leagal agreement with her thats what she get if you die
but
If you register the marrige at the ampher office then she is entittled to get what ever thai marriage laws state in case of your death
I guess..
I mentioned Nothing about home country registration.....
GEEEZ...pardon me for living.....
Re: If I Marry My Girlfriend
Ok you're pardoned, just don't let it happen again!GEEEZ...pardon me for living.....
My brain is like an Internet browser; 12 tabs are open and 5 of them are not responding, there's a GIF playing in an endless loop,... and where is that annoying music coming from?