How many years have you lived together?

How long have you lived in Thailand before?

@Dan *******

you know, unfortunately most of what you've written is actually correct. I've also observed much of the same and had similar experiences to understand where you're coming from.

But, the way you write paints a strange picture, it appears like you are disgusted with Thailand and it's people, you clearly look down on the less fortunate and you assume far too much about people you know nothing about.

You're obviously intelligent and have a good understanding about what you've shared, but you don't need to use that information to challenge the guy on his morals, ethics, values or intentions.

You stated you didn't insult him which is wild as it doesn't read that way, especially where you asked which prostitute on his fb page is his girlfriend...

@Us ****

his child is Thai, so maybe not interested in an international school.

@Nick *********

we only went to court 3wks ago, received the stamped case documents back last week, now awaiting case closed document.

Once that document arrives next week, our lawyer has advised we need to take those originals with the house book to the local Amphur to have it officially registered. The document the Amphur provides when you do this is the important document.

Are you separated from your GF

@Ni**

?

Our judge denied the 50% custody order that our lawyer requested, as my partner and I live together in a relationship (not fighting for custody over the child) and he said it's automatic anyway when he signs off on legitimising the child.

Are you sure it wasn't a 3 step process though? as the most important part is taking the court documents to the local Amphur to have them registered. The document they provide is supposedly the most important document of all.

That ฿20k sounds really good to me as I just paid ฿60k

@Michael *******

yeah the monks were tattooing each other

@Michael *******

Lovely temple Wat Bang Phra. Unfortunately they were only using modern tattoo guns though since a couple years ago

I'd say definitely see a lawyer if you're looking to do up a prenup.

You can put what you want in it, but it needs to be fair or it will mean nothing if you actually need to use it.

Thailand automatically counts all previous assets to marriage as personal property, with property acquired after marriage being considered marital property. There is no common law marriage in Thailand either.

@Nick ***********

surely they didn't just close the account and keep your funds, possibly temporarily locked until identification verified though yeah?