Administrative Cases
Disputes between private parties and government agencies, administrative orders, and public-law remedies.
TL;DR
Thiangtham Law Office (19+ years) advises and represents clients in Administrative Cases across Thailand. Send your facts and documents for an initial assessment before filing or responding. Call +66 82 377 2404
Service Overview
Administrative cases concern the use of state power, administrative orders, annulment or revision of those orders, and claims for compensation arising from government action. These matters require close review of the facts, the issued documents, and the filing deadline.
Plaintiff: want to file suit?
We review facts and evidence, draft the complaint, file with the competent court, and pursue your claim through mediation, trial, and enforcement.
Defendant: being sued?
We examine the complaint, file a timely answer, raise defenses, negotiate settlement, and fight the case in court within every deadline.
Common Legal Issues
Challenging administrative orders
Filing to annul or amend an order
Claims for damages caused by government agencies
Public-service and official-duty disputes
Requests for temporary protection and administrative remedies
Frequently Asked Questions
What documents should I prepare for Administrative Cases?
Passport or identification document Contracts, official notices, court documents, or other relevant records Payment records, correspondence, photographs, or witness information A written timeline with important dates and the people involved
How much does it cost?
Initial consultation is free. Representation fees depend on case type, complexity, evidence, court level, and agreed scope. Our team always confirms the scope and fees before starting work.
Do you take cases outside Ubon Ratchathani?
Yes. The office is in Det Udom, Ubon Ratchathani, and represents clients in courts nationwide across all 77 provinces, including online consultation via phone and LINE.
How Our Office Can Help
Review orders, notices, and documents issued by the agency
Assess jurisdiction, deadlines, and procedural options
Prepare complaints, petitions, and supporting documents
Negotiate, revise, or litigate as appropriate
Confidential and fact-based assessment
Need advice about Administrative Cases?
Send us the initial details. Our team will review them and contact you through your preferred channel.