Pension Legal Defence · Bangkok, Thailand
Clarity on Pension Decisions.
Careful Representation at Every Stage.
yutithaq reads pension rulings, prepares written submissions, and represents clients before the relevant authority — providing a clear account of where matters stand before any next step is taken.
What We Offer
Three Defined Services. One Clear Purpose.
Matter No. 01
Pension Decision Review
The firm reads the most recent pension decision affecting the client, compares it against the underlying calculation rules, and produces a written note that explains in plain language what the decision says and what options remain open.
- Written plain-language summary
- Comparison against calculation rules
- Clear statement of remaining options
Matter No. 02
Administrative Appeal Drafting
The firm prepares the written appeal to the relevant pension authority. The work covers identification of grounds, compilation of supporting evidence, drafting of the principal submission, and management of responses received during the administrative phase.
- Grounds identification and evidence
- Principal submission drafted
- Response management throughout
Matter No. 03
Court Representation in Pension Matters
A comprehensive representation service for pension matters advanced to a court of competent jurisdiction. Covers case preparation, all written pleadings, expert coordination, client briefing, and direct court representation throughout the proceedings.
- Full case file preparation
- Direct court representation
- Progress reported at each step
Why Clients Come to Us
Measured, Written, Informed
Written Analysis, Not Just Opinions
Every instruction produces a written note the client may keep, share with family, or use as the basis for further advice — not a verbal summary that fades from memory.
Defined Scope at a Fixed Fee
Each service is priced before work begins. There are no open-ended retainers and no unexpected additions. Clients know the cost of each step before they take it.
Thai-Qualified Legal Counsel
The firm's practitioners hold Thai bar qualifications and maintain familiarity with the pension authority procedures, calculation frameworks, and court requirements that govern these matters.
Plain-Language Communication
Legal correspondence is translated into plain English throughout. Clients receive a written account of each development so that decisions remain in their hands, made at their own pace.
Calm, Unhurried Process
Pension matters often affect older clients under some stress. The firm communicates at a pace the client can follow, without pressure and without alarm, at each stage of the matter.
Confidential Handling
All pension documents, financial details, and personal information are handled under strict professional obligations. Client files are not shared outside the firm without express written instruction.
Taking the First Step
A Pension Decision Review Is Often the Right Starting Point
Many clients find it useful to begin with a written analysis of the decision they have received before deciding on any further course of action. This keeps options open and gives a clear basis for the next conversation.
Common Questions
Questions Clients Often Raise
What types of pension matters does the firm handle?
The firm focuses on pension decisions issued by Thai government authorities and related bodies, including disputes about benefit calculations, eligibility determinations, and decisions made after administrative review. Matters involving foreign pension authorities may also be considered where there is a Thai legal dimension.
How does the Pension Decision Review work in practice?
The client provides the firm with the decision document and any relevant correspondence. A solicitor reads the decision, checks it against the applicable calculation rules, and produces a written note — typically within five to seven working days — explaining what the decision says, what it appears to be based on, and what options remain open.
Is there a time limit for filing an administrative appeal?
Administrative appeal deadlines vary depending on the authority and the type of decision. It is advisable to contact the firm promptly after receiving a decision, so that time limits can be checked and any urgent filing arranged if needed. The review note produced under Service 1 will address this point specifically.
What if the administrative appeal is unsuccessful?
If the administrative phase does not resolve the matter, the client has the opportunity to consider court proceedings. The firm will explain the outcome of the appeal in a written note and set out what further steps are available, so the decision about proceeding rests fully with the client.
Are fees fixed or could they increase?
The fees shown — 4,300 THB, 8,500 THB, and 14,500 THB — represent the cost of each defined service as described. If a matter requires work outside the scope of a given service, this is discussed and agreed in writing before any additional work is undertaken.
How is client information kept private?
All personal and financial information provided to the firm is held under professional confidentiality obligations. Documents are not shared outside the firm except as required to conduct the matter, and only with the client's knowledge. The firm's approach to data handling is described in the Privacy Policy.
Our Chambers
Find Us in Sathon, Bangkok
89/2 Sathorn Tai Road, Thung Maha Mek, Sathon, Bangkok 10120
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Chambers Details
Telephone
+66 2 167 8423Address
89/2 Sathorn Tai RoadThung Maha Mek, Sathon
Bangkok 10120, Thailand
Office Hours
Monday – Friday: 09:00 – 17:30Saturday: 09:00 – 13:00
Closed on Sunday & public holidays
Written enquiries are acknowledged within one working day. A solicitor will contact you to discuss the matter further before any engagement is agreed.
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