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07/01/2026

Joining a Thai company as an investor sounds like a good opportunity—until you discover nominee shareholders, hidden debts, or shady contracts.

This article lists the red flags to look out for before signing any deal, including fake shareholder lists, unclear roles, and missing agreements. We also explain how to protect yourself through due diligence, legal audits, and properly structured contracts.

Investing abroad doesn’t have to be risky—if you know what to watch for. Start here: https://cels.law/buying-into-a-thai-company-legal-red-flags-expats-should-watch-for/

27/12/2025

Were you mistreated at work? If you were fired unfairly, not paid what you're owed, or harassed, you may be able to sue your employer under Thai labor law.

Expats are often unsure whether they have rights in these situations—but the law applies to all employees, foreign or Thai. This guide explains when a claim is possible, what evidence you need, and how to start the legal process.

Don’t let workplace injustice slide. Learn your rights: https://cels.law/suing-your-employer-when-can-you-file-a-legal-claim-in-thailand

09/12/2025

Being owed money is frustrating. But in Thailand, expats do have legal tools to recover unpaid debts—whether personal loans, unpaid invoices, or broken agreements.

This guide explains how to pursue a debt legally: starting with a demand letter and escalating to court action if needed. We also cover how to gather proof, what’s enforceable, and when legal help is worth it.

If someone owes you money and won’t pay, don’t write it off. Learn how to take action: https://cels.law/how-to-legally-recover-a-debt-in-thailand/

05/12/2025

Motorbike accidents are common in Thailand—and the aftermath can be confusing, especially for expats. Do you call police? What if you weren’t at fault? Are you entitled to compensation?

This guide helps walk you through the steps: from getting medical help and filing reports, to speaking with insurers and understanding your legal rights.

Don’t wait until it happens—read this and be prepared: https://cels.law/what-to-do-if-youre-involved-in-a-motorbike-accident-in-thailand

04/12/2025

Thailand has strict rules about work permits—and breaking them can lead to serious legal trouble. Even minor mistakes like working outside your permitted job description or starting work before receiving your permit can put your visa and future employment at risk.

Foreign employees often don’t know the rules until it’s too late. This article breaks down what every expat worker should know about staying compliant, avoiding fines, and what to do if you’re already in trouble.

If you work in Thailand or plan to, don’t skip this guide: https://cels.law/work-permits-and-legal-trouble-what-foreign-employees-should-know/

02/12/2025

Made an investment in Thailand and now it’s gone quiet? You’re not alone. Many expats find themselves stuck in bad agreements, unable to get answers—or their money back.

But even if things look bleak, you may still have legal options. Our article covers what to do if an investment contract goes wrong: how to review your documents, what red flags to watch for, and when to escalate.

If you’re worried your investment was a scam or poorly structured, read this first: https://cels.law/investment-contracts-gone-wrong-what-expats-can-do/

29/11/2025

No one likes to think about dying abroad—but if you live in Thailand without a will, you risk leaving your loved ones with confusion and legal trouble.

Thai intestacy laws decide who inherits your estate, and the result may not reflect your wishes. Whether you're married to a Thai national, have kids from a previous relationship, or own property here, a local will can make all the difference.

Read this article to understand what happens if you pass away without a will—and why it’s smart to prepare one now: https://cels.law/what-happens-if-you-die-without-a-will-in-thailand/

26/11/2025

Divorce is never easy, but it becomes more complicated when you’re a foreign spouse in Thailand trying to divide assets. How are houses, savings, and other shared property split under Thai law?

If you didn’t sign a prenuptial agreement, you may still have rights under the law—but you need to understand what qualifies as marital vs personal property. Whether you're already going through a divorce or preparing for one, this article can help you understand the process.

Read more about how Thai law approaches asset division and how expats can protect their share: https://cels.law/dividing-property-after-divorce-how-thai-law-treats-foreign-spouses/

29/09/2025

Defamation in Thailand can lead to both civil and criminal charges; yes, even for posts made online. If someone damages your reputation, you may be able to take legal action to protect your name.

But what exactly counts as defamation? And what if someone accuses you instead?

Our new guide explains how defamation works under Thai law, what evidence is needed, and how to protect yourself in either case.

Click here to learn what your rights are: https://cels.law/can-you-sue-for-defamation-in-thailand/

28/08/2025

Losing your job in Thailand can be stressful, especially if you’re unsure what your rights are as a foreign employee. But did you know you may still be entitled to severance pay or compensation—even if you were terminated without notice?

Thai labor law outlines specific protections for workers, including expats, and unlawful dismissal is more common than you might think. Our latest article explains how to tell if your dismissal was legal, what documents you should gather, and how to take action—whether that means filing a complaint or negotiating a settlement.

If you’ve recently been fired, don’t rush into signing anything. Read our guide to protect yourself: https://cels.law/getting-fired-in-thailand-what-expats-can-legally-do-about-it/

31/07/2025

Thinking of investing in Thailand? Be careful.

Expats are increasingly being targeted by scammers offering quick profits through fake property deals, crypto platforms, and “too good to be true” investment schemes.

Our latest article breaks down the most common scams, how to spot red flags, and what to do if you’ve already lost money. Whether it’s a friendly expat offering a tip or a professional-looking company online, you need to know what to look for.

Don’t wait until it’s too late.

Read the full guide on the CELS website to protect your money and your future.

https://cels.law/investment-scams-securities-fraud-what-expats-should-watch-for/

26/06/2025

What to Do If You’re Arrested in Thailand.

Getting arrested in Thailand can be overwhelming, especially for expats unfamiliar with the legal system.

Know your rights. Get legal help fast.

Our new guide explains what to expect and how a strong legal defense can make all the difference.

Read more: https://cels.law/criminal-charges-in-thailand-a-legal-guide-for-expats/

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