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SUWANVARA LAWFIRM
Suwanvara Law Firm Co., Ltd.
SUWANVARA LAWFIRM
SUWANVARA LAWFIRM
Suwanvara Law Firm Co., Ltd.
Phang Nga

Family & Inheritance Law in Phang Nga

Family and inheritance matters handled with discretion

Divorce, custody, Thai wills, probate and estate administration, and disputes over family assets — including succession for foreign heirs and the rules that apply when a foreigner inherits property in Thailand.

Family & Inheritance Law in Phang Nga — About us

Phang Nga holds Khao Lak and the Similan Islands as international destinations, and carries former tin-mining land that was later turned over to development — producing title and land-use questions more complex than in an ordinary tourism province, alongside hotel and hospitality cases, labour matters, and foreign property holding.

Land that was once concession or mining ground usually carries conditions and restrictions attached to the land itself, which a single layer of sale documents will not reveal — only tracing back to the origin does. We complete that check before a decision is made, run the file from our Khon Kaen head office and Bangkok branch, and travel to appear at the Phang Nga and Takua Pa Provincial Courts.

Courts we appear at

  • Phang Nga Provincial Court
  • Takua Pa Provincial Court
  • Phang Nga Juvenile and Family Court
  • Region 8 Labor Court (Phuket)
1000
km from HQ
0.3M
population
4
courts

Mueang Phang Nga, Takua Pa, Khao Lak, Thai Mueang, Takua Thung, Thap Put, and the areas continuing into Phuket, Krabi, and Ranong

What we cover in Phang Nga

  • Divorce, child custody and maintenance
  • Thai will drafting for foreign nationals
  • Probate and estate administration
  • Intestate succession and statutory heirs
  • Inheriting Thai property as a foreign heir
  • Contested estates and family asset disputes
  • Adoption and guardianship

Contact our Phang Nga attorneys

We serve clients across Thailand. Initial consultation.

Frequently asked questions — Family & Inheritance Law in Phang Nga

8 questions answered

Divorce by consent is registered at the District Office in one day; contested divorce requires statutory grounds (Sec. 1516 CCC) and takes 6-12 months.
Courts apply the best-interests-of-the-child standard, weighing income, closeness, home environment, and the child's view if over 7.
No — an ordinary will only needs signatures before two witnesses. But a lawyer ensures content is valid and resistant to challenge.
Distribution follows six classes of statutory heirs. The surviving spouse takes half of marital property; children share the remainder equally.
The court appoints upon petition of an heir or creditor, typically within 2-4 months if uncontested.
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.