Steady Counsel
for Pension Matters

We work on matters connected to occupational pensions, government pension funds, and social security pension rights in Thailand. This includes concerns about changes to pension amounts, delays in payment, disputes with administering bodies, and matters requiring formal documentation or representation before relevant authorities.

A consultation is usually completed in a single meeting. Documentation assistance depends on the number of documents and the body they are submitted to — most are completed within two to four weeks. Formal representation in a dispute or appeal typically takes longer, and the timeframe is discussed openly before work begins.

Bring any correspondence you have received about your pension — letters, notices, or formal decisions. If you have your original pension documents or any record of contributions, those are helpful too. If you do not have these to hand, the consultation can still proceed on the basis of what you are able to describe.

For consultation and documentation assistance, fees are fixed as stated. For full representation, costs are agreed phase by phase — before each phase begins, we provide a clear statement of what will be charged. No phase proceeds without your written acknowledgement of the cost.

Yes. All information shared with us is treated as strictly confidential. It is used solely for the purpose of advising on and handling your matter. We do not share personal information with third parties except where required by law or with your explicit consent.

Yes, entirely. The consultation is a standalone service. After the meeting and the written overview, you are under no obligation to engage further. Many clients find the consultation sufficient; others choose to proceed with documentation or representation once they have a clearer picture of their situation.