Buriram
Civil & Commercial Law in Buriram
Litigation across all civil and commercial matters
We litigate and advise on contracts, debts, torts, and commercial disputes — combining risk analysis with focused, on-point trial strategy.
Civil & Commercial Law in Buriram — About us
Buriram is a sports and tourism hub of the lower Northeast with a Cambodian border zone. We handle the full range of matters — criminal, civil, labor, family — especially land and inheritance disputes.
As an Isan team with 40+ years' experience, we understand local customs and court mechanics and serve Buriram and nearby areas closely.
Courts we appear at
- •Buriram Provincial Court
- •Buriram Juvenile and Family Court
- •Region 3 Labor Court (Nakhon Ratchasima)
145
km from HQ
1.6M
population
3
courts
Buriram, Nang Rong, Prakhon Chai, Satuek, and nearby districts
What we cover in Buriram
- Contract and breach-of-contract cases
- Tort and damages claims
- Debt collection and enforcement
- Commercial and business disputes
- Appeals and supreme court proceedings
Contact our Buriram attorneys
We serve clients across Thailand. Initial consultation.
Frequently asked questions — Civil & Commercial Law in Buriram
8 questions answered
A typical civil case takes 6-18 months in the Court of First Instance; complex matters with appeals may extend to 2-4 years total.
The standard filing fee is 2% of the claim value, capped at 200,000 THB per case. The fee is recoverable if you win.
10 years for general loans, 2 years for trade debts, 2 years for wages, and 1 year from knowledge of the act for tort claims.
The court may issue a default judgment after the second hearing; it becomes enforceable immediately unless a motion to set aside is filed within 15 days.
File for a writ of execution, then seize the debtor's assets via the Legal Execution Department — typically 3-12 months depending on assets.
Fees depend on the matter's nature and complexity. We always provide a clear written quote before starting. Initial consultation is free — call +66 92 254 2045.
No — initial phone, email, or LINE consultations are free, so you can assess your situation before committing.
It depends on the matter type. We provide a clear timeline at the outset and regular progress updates.