Steady Legal Support
for Your Pension Rights

We set aside enough time to hear your situation properly. We then explain what your pension entitlements appear to be under Thai law, what options are available, and what each might involve in practical terms. You receive a written note covering the key points to review at home. There is no expectation that you engage us further.

It varies considerably depending on the nature of the matter. A clarification meeting can take place within a week. Mediation processes typically run over several weeks to a few months. More complex stewardship cases may extend over six months or more. We explain the likely timeline for your specific situation at the outset.

Yes. We work with Thai nationals, long-term residents, and expatriates holding pensions linked to Thai employers or the Social Security Office. All consultations are conducted in English; Thai language support is also available upon request.

Bring whatever you have — employment contracts, pension statements, correspondence from your employer or the Social Security Office, and any formal decisions or notices. If you are unsure what is relevant, come as you are and we will go through it together. You do not need to have everything in order beforehand.

For ongoing stewardship, the scope of work and the associated costs are agreed together before we begin. Nothing proceeds without your prior knowledge. If circumstances change, we discuss any adjustments with you openly before they take effect.

Strict professional confidentiality applies to all client matters. Your personal details and the nature of your pension situation are not shared with any third party without your explicit consent, except where required by Thai law.