Legal Support & Advisory
Contracts, property due diligence, family law and dispute resolution from Thai-qualified lawyers.
Our in-house and partner law firm covers the legal needs most often faced by expatriates and foreign businesses: property purchases, leases, employment contracts, family matters, wills, and commercial disputes. Every matter is handled by Thai-licensed lawyers with English-fluent support.
Available packages
Property Due Diligence
Title search, encumbrance check, zoning, building permits, and developer reputation review before any condo or land purchase.
Contract Drafting & Review
Sale and purchase agreements, leases, employment contracts, NDAs, shareholder agreements — drafted or reviewed bilingually.
Wills & Probate
Thai wills covering Thai-situated assets, with probate support for executors and beneficiaries.
Family Law
Marriage registration, prenuptial agreements, divorce, child custody, and adoption proceedings.
Dispute Resolution
Civil and commercial dispute representation, mediation, and court litigation across Thailand.
Requirements
- Clear description of the legal matter or transaction
- Copies of any existing contracts or correspondence
- Identification for all parties involved
- Property title deed (chanote) for property matters
- Authorisation/power of attorney if we act on your behalf
Document checklist
- 1Passport copy of all parties
- 2Existing contracts or agreements (if any)
- 3Property title deed (chanote) and tax documents
- 4Marriage / birth / death certificates (family matters)
- 5Company affidavit and director list (corporate matters)
- 6Power of attorney (if signed remotely)
Our process
- 1
Initial consultation
Confidential discussion of your matter and a fixed-fee quote where possible.
- 2
Engagement & retainer
Written engagement letter detailing scope, fees, and timeline.
- 3
Legal work
Drafting, due diligence, negotiation or filing — managed by Thai-qualified counsel.
- 4
Closing & handover
Signed documents, registration with relevant authorities, and clear next steps.
Frequently asked questions
Can foreigners own land in Thailand?
Foreigners cannot directly own land in Thailand, but can own condominium units (up to 49% foreign quota per building), lease land for up to 30 years, or own land through BOI-promoted Thai companies in specific cases.
Is a Thai will necessary if I already have a foreign will?
Strongly recommended. A Thai will covering Thai-situated assets (property, bank accounts, vehicles) avoids lengthy probate complications and conflicts with foreign jurisdiction.
How long does a Thai divorce take?
An uncontested administrative divorce can be registered at the local district office in one day if both spouses agree. Contested divorces through the family court typically take 6–12 months.
Do you handle court representation?
Yes. Our Thai-licensed lawyers represent clients in civil, family, and commercial courts throughout Thailand, with English-language case updates.
Ready to start your legal support?
Visit our office on Siam Country Club Road, call us, or send a quick enquiry. We typically reply within 12–24 hours.
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