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Home » Reader question » Reader's question: Looking for a lawyer in the Chiang Mai area
Dear readers,
I am looking for a lawyer near Chiang Mai who:
- has a solid command of English;
- preferably someone with experience in real estate contracts or contracts in general.
Can any of you recommend me a good lawyer?
Thank you very much in advance for the responses.
Best regards,
Paul
Hi Paul,
I bought my apartment through a lawyer in Chiang Mai.
All papers important to me were translated into English.
mr. Bonjob and his wife, who also work in the office, speak English.
CM Legal & Business Co., Ltd.
111/24 K. Park Mahdol Rd. muang chiang mai,
District Chiang Mai 5000 Thailand
+66 817646123
[email protected]
Regards Manow
+08 (198)09 43 4 XNUMX XNUMX
Amnoy
Hi Paul,
I can recommend this lawyer from my own experience:
Miss Natpassorn Saengthon. Very serious, speaks perfect english and you can reach her as follows: +66 81 346 1426 or by email: [email protected].
She is a fully licensed attorney under license number 152/2546.
You can use me as a reference: Adrianus Hendrikus van Vliet
We are currently in France and you can reach me by email.
I would appreciate it if you share your experience with me
Aad
Hi Paul,
I cannot recommend you because of very bad experiences in the past:
Chiang Mai Legal Counsellors
XS&JK Solutions Co., Ltd.
Good luck,
Kees
I have good recent experience with
Bruce A.Lasky
international manager
Lanna Lawyers
Phone: (66)(0)818843499
Address: Khun Tanai de Café Building, Soi 28 Chottana Rd
T. Don Kaeo A. Mae Rim, Chiang Mai 50180 Thailand
Website: http://www.lannalawyers.com
Email: [email protected]
skype: brucelasky
Good luck
Paul,
Real estate, lawyer, contract and good in english language. Well…..
A few tips:
– always request a quote in writing in advance for the services to be provided by the lawyer/broker.
– the purchase of a house and land does not always require a contract through a lawyer, this can be done through the real estate agency for little. (2000-4000 Thb). A good firm has these standard contracts and is authorized through and by a lawyer to draw them up. These are therefore legally valid.
– contracts for house and land are rarely legally valid for individuals in a language other than Thai.
– a deposit for the purchase of land and house is just a sign that the buyer will definitely buy the house, which will happen at the land office. Therefore keep the deposit low (50-100.000 Thb) and do not be tempted to make a deposit of 10-20% of the selling price.
– a Thai buys and sells his land and house at the land office and contracts are rarely drawn up for this. The land office mediates between the parties and ensures that delivery of land and home and payment/receipt are agreed. The pieces are also handled in a certain order to prevent fraud. The officials working in the land office do not always speak English!
– Only lawyers with Thai nationality can represent you. The Farang lawyers are all Advisors at best and cannot and are not allowed to sign any documents/take legal action in case of litigation.
A nice broker office to have a chat with http://www.mychiangmaihome.com . The owners (Alice) are Thai who have had a real estate office in Australia for many years. So fluent in English.
It is important that you have complete confidence in the buying/selling process. If you don't have that, it's going to give you a lot of stress.
Have fun buying/selling.
Sincerely, Frank
Hi Paul,
I can recommend someone, but he lives in Ayutthaya. Is a Thai who, in addition to Thai nationality, also has American nationality, and therefore speaks fluent English. Among other things, he specializes in real estate contracts and travels throughout Thailand for this (also via zoom, by the way).
With him you are always at the right address, competent, reliable and result-oriented.
His name is Payu Wayakham, he can be reached on 089 897 7980. Feel free to mention my name when you contact him.
Good luck,
Jos