Debt Collection & Judgment Enforcement
ทนายเร่งรัดหนี้สินและบังคับคดี · § Litigation
Quick Answer
Full-cycle: Legal Demand → Suit → Enforcement. Wage garnishment, bank freeze, land/vehicle seizure typically within 30–60 days after final judgment.
Timeline: Demand 15 days · Suit 6–10 months · Enforcement 2–6 months
Official fee: Court fee 2% (cap THB 200,000) · Execution officer fee 3.5% of recovered amount
Legal Basis
Civil Procedure Code §271–323 (execution) + Debt Collection Act B.E. 2558 regulating lawful hours (8am–8pm weekdays, 8am–6pm weekends), prohibiting harassment and third-party disclosure.
Who Needs This
Trade creditors, financial institutions, private lenders, commercial landlords with rent arrears.
Required Documents
- Loan agreement / invoice / cheque
- Prior demand records
- Debtor bank account & employer info (if known)
- Debtor land title or vehicle registration (if known)
Common Pitfalls
- Calling after 8pm or contacting debtor's supervisor breaches the Act — fine up to THB 100,000
- Wage garnishment only on the portion exceeding THB 20,000/month (statutory floor)
- Unpartitioned estate: only the debtor's share may be seized
Typical Use-cases
- B2B collection on invoices > THB 1M
- Personal lender enforcing MRR-tied loan agreement
- Commercial landlord recovering 6 months rent + penalty
FAQ
- Can we seize the debtor's residence?
- Yes, but sole residence worth < THB 300,000 is exemptible under CPC §285(3)
- Debtor filed bankruptcy — what next?
- File a proof of claim at the Legal Execution Department within 2 months of the bankruptcy notice. We represent you at creditors' meetings.
- Debt over 10 years old — still enforceable?
- Prescribed. But a fresh written debt-acknowledgement restarts the 10-year clock from that date.
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