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Divorce Template No Children

Divorce Template No Children

Divorce Agreement Template (Thailand) – No Children

Why choose this template?

  • Bilingual (Thai–English): clear and ready for officials and mixed-nationality couples.
  • Focused for “no children” cases: no custody/visitation sections—faster to complete.
  • Complete yet practical: property division, debts, spousal support, tax, insurance/pension, breach, and dispute resolution.
  • Aligned with Thai practice: includes governing law, language priority, and registration deadline.
  • Cost-effective: priced lower than the “with-children” version.

What’s included

  • Main Agreement (bilingual): Property Division, Debts, Spousal Support (none/monthly/lump-sum/specific expenses), Waiver of Future Claims, Asset Disclosure, Prenuptial reference, Governing Law, Language priority, Amendments, Severability, Confidentiality (optional), Breach, Entire Agreement, Notarization/Legalization (optional), Dispute Resolution, Execution.
  • Annexes:
    • Annex B – Marital Assets Division
    • Annex C – Marital Debts
    • Annex D – Income Tax Matters
    • Annex E – Life Insurance & Pension Rights
    (Annex A – Parenting Plan is not included/needed for this version.)
  • “Read This First” Instruction Sheet: step-by-step procedure, documents, and fees.
  • Cover Page: professional presentation for submission.

How it helps

Complete the fill-in fields and checkboxes, prepare Annex B (assets) and Annex C (debts), sign with witnesses, and file at the District Office. The instruction sheet summarises the process, required documents, and official fees so you’re ready on the day.

What you’ll need at the Amphur

  • Marriage certificate (Kor Ror 3 / Kor Ror 2), Thai ID & Tabien Baan (Thai spouse), passport (foreign spouse).
  • Two witnesses with ID/passport.
  • Signed agreement + relevant annexes.
  • Official fees are minimal; extra costs for certified copies, translations, or legalization may apply.

FAQ

Is this accepted at District Offices?
It is structured for mutual-consent divorce in Thailand and written in Thai–English. Requirements may vary slightly by office—please confirm locally.

Can I add or remove clauses?
Yes. The template uses checkboxes and fill-in fields. If circumstances change, amendments must be in writing and signed by both parties.

What if we have children?
Please use the “Divorce Agreement – With Children” template, which includes parental authority, custody/residence, visitation, child support options, and a Parenting Plan annex.

Disclaimer

This template is provided for general use and does not constitute legal advice. Requirements may vary by District Office. Always confirm with the registrar or seek independent legal advice where needed.

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