Litigation in Thailand
Litigation in Thailand. Thailand operates under a civil law system, primarily codified and influenced by continental European legal traditions. Litigation is governed by written statutes, and case law plays a limited persuasive role. Key procedural statutes include: Civil Procedure Code (CPC) for civil disputes Criminal Procedure Code (CrPC) for criminal matters Act on the Establishment […]
Translation and Legalization in Thailand
Translation and legalization in Thailand are crucial for foreigners, businesses, and legal entities dealing with immigration, corporate registration, litigation, and international transactions. Whether for visa applications, business contracts, real estate transactions, or court proceedings, documents issued abroad must be translated into Thai and legalized before they are recognized by Thai authorities. Likewise, Thai documents intended […]
Power of Attorney in Thailand
A Power of Attorney (POA) is a legal document that allows one individual, referred to as the grantor or principal, to delegate authority to another person, known as the attorney-in-fact or agent, to act on their behalf. In Thailand, a POA is a common and essential tool for managing legal, financial, or personal matters, particularly […]
Notary Public in Thailand
A notary public plays a crucial role in certifying, authenticating, and witnessing legal documents. In Thailand, the equivalent of a notary public is referred to as a “Notarial Services Attorney”, a professional certified by the Lawyers Council of Thailand to perform notarial services. Understanding the role of notarial services attorneys in Thailand is essential for […]