Jamnong Thongmon office Lawyer Litigation nationwide

Litigation throughout ThailandAll civil and criminal cases

Serving both Thai and international clients

By a team of experienced professional lawyers

  • For claimants: we build the case tightly, cover every issue clearly, and assess it quickly
  • For defendants: fast, timely responses that rebut every point fairly

We quote our fees before accepting any case

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Available 24 hours a dayCall or message us on LINE at any time to discuss your matter
Litigation nationwideEvery court, in Bangkok and across Thailand
Client confidentialityYour information and documents are never disclosed to third parties
Fees agreed before we startWe assess your case and quote our professional fees in advance
By court

Courts we appear in

Each court has its own procedure and deadlines. Framing the case in the right court from the start is what decides the outcome.

Civil Court and Provincial Courts

General civil disputes, inheritance, land, contract, tort, recovery of property

Criminal Court and Provincial Courts

General criminal cases, offences against life and person, offences against property, sexual offences, narcotics

Kwaeng (Municipal) Courts

Criminal cases with lower penalties, small-claim civil cases, petty disputes

Juvenile and Family Court

Divorce, parental power, child maintenance, legitimation, and cases involving children or juveniles as the accused

Labour Court

Unfair dismissal, severance pay, unpaid wages, and disputes under employment contracts

Central Bankruptcy Court

Bankruptcy, business rehabilitation, and discharge from bankruptcy

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About the firm

We build the case properly before filing

We place great importance on how a case is built, and we work with sincerity and transparency. We listen to the problem and advise you honestly, setting out the facts and the law before proceedings begin, so that the outcome is fair and serves our client’s best interests.

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Meet our lawyers

Our people

Our legal team

Jamnong Thongmon, founding lawyer

Jamnong Thongmon

Founding lawyer

Advises clients and appears in court, oversees and organises the firm’s caseload, chairs case conferences and allocates work across the team.

Sariya Sirijantrawong, consultant and lawyer

Sariya Sirijantrawong

Consultant / Lawyer

Advises on cases involving foreign nationals and works as an English-language interpreter, summarising such cases quickly and keeping pace with developments.

Peerapat Srisukkham, consultant and senior lawyer

Peerapat Srisukkham

Consultant / Senior lawyer

More than 40 years of experience. Analyses cases quickly and accurately, with particular expertise in drafting appeals and Supreme Court petitions.

Pikulkaew Moonyotha, enforcement and administration

Pikulkaew Moonyotha

Enforcement / Administration

Specialises in enforcement of judgments, asset tracing, seizure and attachment of assets, and overseeing sale by auction.

Thanawat Thongmon, administration

Thanawat Thongmon

Administration

Handles filing, receiving and serving documents at court, and the service of writs and summonses.

FAQ

What clients ask us most

Is the first consultation free?

You are welcome to call and outline your matter at no charge. A lawyer will ask about the facts, tell you what type of case it is and what options are open to you, and set out the likely costs before you commit to anything.

Are you really available 24 hours a day?

We answer the phone and LINE messages around the clock. For a meeting at the office, please make an appointment in advance so that your lawyer can prepare the papers and give you their full attention.

How are your fees calculated?

Professional fees depend on the type of case, the amount in dispute, the complexity of the matter and the number of hearings required. We assess this and confirm our fees to you in writing before accepting any case. There are no hidden charges.

What documents should I bring to the first meeting?

Bring your identification card and whatever documents relate to the matter: contracts, receipts, bank transfer slips, chat records, court summonses, or any letter you have received from a government agency. The more complete the documents, the more accurately your lawyer can assess the case.

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Tell us about your case first

Whatever stage your matter has reached, we will listen, assess the options available to you, and only then explain our fees.

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