How do I recover an unpaid debt in Thailand?

We usually start with a formal demand letter, which often resolves the matter quickly. If not, we file a civil claim and, after judgment, enforce it through the Legal Execution Department including seizure of assets and garnishment.

Is there a time limit to claim a debt?

Yes. Different debts carry different prescription periods under Thai law, so it is important to act before the claim expires. Contact us early to protect your right to recover.

Debt Recovery Lawyers in Korat & Isaan

Recover what you are owed — efficiently and lawfully

Unpaid debts hurt cash flow and can become harder to collect over time. We pursue debtors firmly and lawfully — from a formal demand to court action and enforcement — and we act before your claim expires.

How We Can Help

Demand Letters

A formal, lawyer-issued demand often resolves the debt quickly and at low cost before any court action is needed.

Civil Claims

Where payment is not made, we file and prosecute a civil claim in the appropriate court to obtain judgment.

Enforcement

We enforce judgments through the Legal Execution Department, including seizure and sale of assets and garnishment of accounts.

Prescription Periods

Different debts expire after different periods under Thai law. We confirm your deadline and act in time to protect your right to recover.

Why Choose Korat Lawyers?

Local Expertise

Deep knowledge of the Nakhon Ratchasima courts and government offices.

Bilingual Service

Fluent Thai and English — we make sure you understand every step.

Honest, Practical Advice

Clear options and realistic costs, agreed before we start.

Frequently Asked Questions

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