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Adultery in Thailand: A Risky and Prohibited Practice
In Thailand, legal experts suggest that a person who is legally married has the option to sue a third party involved in an extramarital affair, including the mistress or the person involved with someone’s spouse, for compensation. It is important to note that the lawsuit must be filed within a year of discovering the affair.
Marital infidelity is a serious offense in Thailand that can have legal repercussions for both the adulterer and the third person. The law aims to protect the sanctity of marriage and discourage infidelity by imposing penalties such as fines, compensation, and loss of career or pension.
In Thailand, legal experts suggest that a person who is legally married has the option to sue a third party involved in an extramarital affair, including the mistress or the person involved with someone’s spouse, for compensation. It is important to note that the lawsuit must be filed within a year of discovering the affair.
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