Frequently asked questions

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.

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.

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.

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.

Do not let the deadline pass. A case has fixed time limits for filing a defence and for lodging an appeal, and missing a hearing or filing late can cost you the right to defend yourself. Please photograph the entire summons and send it to us on LINE straight away. Checking the hearing date is the first thing your lawyer will do.

Yes. We act in courts throughout Thailand, both in Bangkok and in the provinces.

It is the certification of signatures and documents by a lawyer registered as a Notarial Services Attorney with the Lawyers Council of Thailand. It is usually required for documents to be used abroad, such as applications to study overseas, visa papers, powers of attorney and documents supporting international transactions.