Uthai Thani

Fraud Lawyer in Uthai Thani — Recover Funds from Scams, Mule Accounts & Online Fraud

Fraud victims should preserve evidence at the earliest opportunity — bank transfer slips, chat logs, and the recipient account details. Fraud is a criminal offence under Thailand's Penal Code, with online fraud also subject to the Computer-Related Crimes Act. Our team pursues both the criminal track (police complaint, investigation, prosecution) and the parallel civil track (recovery and asset attachment).

Scope of fraud lawyer work in Uthai Thani

Offline fraud — investment scams, pyramid schemes, fake sale-and-buyback
Online fraud — fake pages, romance scams, fake Forex/crypto investments
Mule-account cases — both victims and account-holders frozen unknowingly
Fraud against the public (Loan-Fraud Act) — illegal deposit-taking scams
Asset tracing, freezing orders, interim relief, and recovery suits
Coordination with TCSD, Anti-Money-Laundering Office (AMLO), and economic-crime police

Process

1Initial assessment — recovery feasibility and strategy
2Evidence collation (transfer slips, conversations, screenshots)
3File the police report (local station or TCSD) + account-freeze application
4Parallel criminal and civil proceedings to recover assets
5Asset tracing and enforcement if the debtor refuses post-judgment payment

Documents to prepare

•All bank transfer slips
•Chat logs (LINE / Facebook / Email)
•Screenshots of pages, posts, and ads
•Recipient account numbers and names
•Victim's Thai ID or passport

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Contact our Uthai Thani attorneys

We serve clients across Thailand. Initial consultation.

Contact +66 92 254 2045

Frequently asked questions — fraud lawyer in Uthai Thani

3 questions answered

Often yes, but speed is critical. The 24-72 hours after the transfer is the golden window — funds may not yet have been withdrawn or layered onward. We coordinate with the TCSD and the receiving bank to obtain an immediate freeze.

Yes — when harm occurs in Thailand, Thai courts have jurisdiction. Bringing the defendant to court can be complex, but the civil action can still be filed in Thailand. Enforcing against foreign-held assets requires international cooperation.

Contact a lawyer before giving any statement to the police, and gather evidence that you are also a victim (e.g., that you were deceived into opening the account). Representation from the investigation stage materially reduces the risk of being charged with money laundering.