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Table of Contents Gather Evidence of Embezzlement or Negligence by the Estate Manager Request a Fair Distribution of the Estate Hire a Lawyer to File a Petition with the Court Present Evidence in Court (Hearing of the Petition) Appoint a New Estate Manager Hello, in this article I will discuss the responsibilities of an Estate
Disputes over marital property between husbands and wives are often contentious because the law tends to “presume” certain assets as “marital property.” This means they must be divided between both parties, even if one spouse did not contribute to earning or acquiring those assets. Today, I will be discussing this topic in depth, covering the
Child abduction have occurred throughout every year. Nowadays, with the younger generation maturing faster and relationships forming more easily, violations related to taking a minor without parent permission are becoming more common. Today, I’d like to discuss this matter in detail. For those who may be in a relationship with someone under 18, this will
What we can do to protect our personal assets and those of our spouse is to establish a Prenuptial Agreement.
“Adultery” has been a persistent issue in our society for hundreds or even thousands of years.
A minor is a person who has not yet reached the age of 20.
The inheritance management process for foreigners generally follows procedures “similar to those for Thai nationals”
it’s evident that the law places great importance on marital property matters, with the main consideration being the “date of marriage registration.” …
Appointing an executor is not difficult, The problem arises when, they refuse to fulfill their duties with integrity. They may embezzle, cheat on the inheritance, or deceive their own siblings. In such cases, what can other heirs do?
The person who receives the largest inheritance without a specific will is the spouse. When someone passes away without a will, would receive most of the deceased person’s assets, which include both marital assets and inheritance. This applies regardless of whether the inheritance is divided among the surviving spouse, parents, children, or other relatives.
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