Advice for owners & executives
Advice before key business decisions, explaining your rights, obligations, risks and legal options.
Circle Law Office Limited
Trusted Legal Counsel
for Every Important Decision
Circle Law Office provides legal counsel to business owners, executives, and individuals. From planning, contracts, and legal risk assessment to negotiation and litigation when necessary, we help you understand your options and make informed decisions.
Initial inquiries are free. Consultations with a lawyer are charged; we confirm the fee before booking.
Hat Yai office: Mon–Fri, 9:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
Nakhon Sawan office: Mon–Fri, 10:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m.
Call +66 81 192 4452 · Please book an appointment before visiting
Understanding Your Goals
We listen carefully to the facts, your needs and your business context, so our advice fits your goals and your situation.
Clear and Candid
We explain your options, risks, scope of work and costs, so you can make informed decisions.
Continuing Care
We keep you informed, follow your matter through, and stay with you from planning to resolution.
Beyond litigation
You Don’t Have to Navigate Life’s Important Decisions Alone.
Whether you are starting a business, entering into a contract, managing your assets, or facing a dispute, you do not need to wait for a problem to arise before consulting a lawyer.
We take time to listen, understand your circumstances, assess the legal issues, and explain your options so you can plan and make informed decisions with greater confidence.
About our contracts & business servicesOur services
What can we help you with?
Contracts & business
Legal counsel for business owners and executives
Practical advice on contracts, corporate matters, employment and business disputes, with both the law and day-to-day operations in mind.
Drafting, review & negotiation
Sales, contracts for work (hire of work), leases, loans and commercial agreements, with clear explanations of key terms and risks, and negotiation of payment, liability and dispute-resolution terms.
Company registration & changes
Company registration, changes to registered details and liquidation.
Employment & internal disputes
Advice on employment, internal disputes, consumer protection and competition.
Legal risk & dispute prevention
Reviewing relevant documents and processes, identifying potential points of dispute, and suggesting ways to reduce risk before problems arise.
Ongoing business legal advice
Ongoing legal advice for your business, under a scope and terms agreed with you in advance.
Documents to prepare
Ask us on LINE
Draft agreements or company documents, what you want to achieve, and when you need the documents.
More about this serviceCivil litigation
A clear approach to your civil dispute
We assess your rights, documents and options for negotiation or litigation, whether you are bringing or defending a claim.
Loans, guarantees & mortgages
Reviewing agreements and payment records, assessing claims and defenses, and representing you in court.
Land & property disputes
Ownership, possession, division of co-owned property, sale agreements and eviction.
Estates & wills
Petitions to appoint an estate administrator, division of estates, will disputes and succession planning.
Breach of contract & damages
Abandoned or defective construction work, unpaid fees, and damages for breach of contract or tort.
Family & marital property
Advice on divorce, division of marital property and negotiated agreements between spouses.
Negotiation & mediation
Resolving disputes before or during proceedings, with carefully drafted settlement agreements.
Documents to prepare
Ask us on LINE
Agreements, payment records, correspondence, and any court papers or hearing dates.
More about this serviceDebt recovery & enforcement
From demand letter to enforcement
For creditors, businesses and financial institutions. We assess the debt, the security and whether action is worthwhile before we start.
Pre-litigation
Reviewing evidence, sending demand letters and negotiating repayment or restructuring.
Court proceedings
Preparing the claim and evidence, and explaining options and risks before filing.
Asset tracing & enforcement
Tracing debtor assets through lawful channels, seizure of property and garnishment of receivables.
Auctions & distribution of proceeds
Monitoring valuation and auctions, liaising with enforcement officers and handling claims to the proceeds.
Documents to prepare
Ask us on LINE
Agreements, debt statements, security documents, demand letters and any judgment.
More about this serviceCriminal litigation
Know your rights. Be ready for each stage.
Advice for victims, suspects and defendants, from investigation and bail through trial.
Victims & criminal complaints
Organizing facts and evidence, and choosing between a police complaint and a private prosecution.
Suspects & defendants
Advice, attendance at police interviews and preparation of evidence for the defense.
Bail applications
Checking the documents and security required, and filing bail applications.
Property offenses
Fraud, embezzlement, theft, trespass and bounced-check offenses.
Defamation & online offenses
Assessing statements and digital evidence in defamation and Computer Crime Act cases.
Other criminal matters
Sexual offenses, narcotics, and corruption or misconduct cases, including responding to the National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC).
Documents to prepare
Ask us on LINE
Summons or court papers, a timeline of events, relevant evidence and key dates.
More about this serviceCross-border legal documents
Legal clarity in two languages
English-language contracts and legal documents for cross-border transactions.
English-language contracts
Drafting, review and negotiation, with attention to governing law and dispute resolution.
Legal translation
Thai–English and English–Thai translation that meets the purpose and the receiving authority’s requirements.
Document certification requirements
Identifying the certification your documents need and the steps we can handle for you.
Translations for consular submission
Translating personal and legal documents for submission to consulates and embassies, in the format the receiving authority requires.
Documents to prepare
Ask us on LINE
Source documents, the destination country or authority, and the submission deadline.
More about this serviceHow we work
Know the steps. Decide with confidence.
Initial inquiry
Tell us the type of matter, the other parties’ names and key dates by LINE, phone or email so we can run a conflict check. No charge.
Consultation
A lawyer reviews your facts and documents and explains options and risks. A fee applies and is confirmed before booking.
Agree scope & fees
We set out the work, professional fees and expenses before you engage us.
Handling your matter and keeping you informed
A named lawyer handles your matter and reports after hearings and key milestones.
About Circle
Meet your legal team
“A lawyer’s work goes beyond the courtroom. It means helping clients understand their rights, obligations, risks and options before they decide.”
Circle Law Office serves individuals and businesses from two offices, in Hat Yai (Songkhla) and Nakhon Sawan, and handles matters nationwide. For business owners and executives, we start by understanding what the business is trying to achieve, then propose legal solutions that work in practice.
When a dispute arises, we assess the options for negotiation, settlement and litigation based on the facts and the law, guided by trust, responsibility and candid communication.
Managing Partner
Patthanan Suwanwong
- LL.B., Prince of Songkla University
- Barrister-at-Law, Thai Bar (69th session)
- Licensed attorney, Lawyers Council of Thailand
- Over 10 years of experience in litigation and contract drafting
Partner
Supron Srisupattanakul
- LL.M., Ramkhamhaeng University
- LL.B., Ramkhamhaeng University
- Licensed attorney, Lawyers Council of Thailand
- Over 10 years of experience in litigation and enforcement
Where a matter calls for specialist knowledge, we can bring in advisers experienced in financial institutions, contracts and cross-border business.
Team experience
Selected experience
An overview of the work our lawyers have handled, by practice area.
Contracts & business advisory
Contract drafting, legal advice for businesses, partnership and company matters, and employment work.
Business disputes & financial institutions
Credit and security cases, hire-purchase, bills of exchange, construction contract disputes and responses to regulators.
Civil & property
Land ownership and possession, estates and wills, family matters, torts and insurance claims.
Debt recovery & enforcement
Seizure, attachment, auctions, petitions for release of seized property and preferential creditor claims.
Criminal & special-statute matters
Advice and representation for both complainants and accused persons, including cases under special statutes.
These are matters handled by our lawyers and may include work before they joined the firm. Client identities are withheld. Past results do not guarantee the outcome of any other case.
Before we meet
Frequently asked questions
Practical information to help you prepare and understand the process.
Can I consult a lawyer before there is any dispute?
Yes. Speaking with a lawyer before you decide — for example before signing a contract, starting a business, buying or selling property, or arranging an estate — helps you see your rights, obligations and risks in advance and choose a course with care.
Does a small business need a legal adviser?
It depends on how often legal issues arise in your business. Many businesses start by seeking advice on specific matters, such as key contracts or employment contracts, and consider ongoing advice once the work becomes regular. We can help you assess which arrangement suits your business.
Can we retain you for ongoing business legal advice?
Yes. We provide ongoing legal advice to businesses. The scope of work, how you reach us and the fees are agreed with you case by case before work begins.
When should a lawyer review a contract before I sign?
Consider a review when the contract is high-value or long-term, contains penalty, warranty or liability terms that are not yet clear, involves a foreign party or is in English, or was drafted by the other side and you are not yet sure of all its terms.
How do you keep our business information and documents confidential?
Lawyers are bound by a duty of confidentiality under the law and professional rules. Within our firm, only the lawyers and staff working on your matter can access your information, and it is used only to advise on and handle that matter. When you first contact us, please tell us the type of matter and the other parties’ names so we can run a conflict check before you send detailed documents.
Is there a fee for a consultation?
Initial inquiries by LINE, phone or email are free. A fee applies to the first consultation with a lawyer, where we review your facts and documents; we confirm the fee before booking. Fees for litigation or document work are agreed before any work begins.
What should I prepare for the first consultation?
Bring a short timeline of events, relevant agreements, correspondence, payment records and any summons or court papers. Tell us about important dates when you first contact us.
What if I have a summons or hearing coming up soon?
Call us as soon as possible with the date. Outside office hours, send a photo of the document and the date on LINE. Initial contact does not mean we have taken on your matter or its deadlines.
Can I consult you from another province or overseas?
Yes. Contact us by LINE, phone or email, and we can meet by video call on Google Meet, Zoom or Microsoft Teams. If your matter involves a court or authority in another area, we will tell you what is possible and what it will cost.
Does contacting you mean I have hired a lawyer?
No. We first check for conflicts, assess the work and agree terms with you before taking on a matter.
How will I receive updates?
Once engaged, we name the responsible lawyer, agree how to reach them, and report after hearings or key milestones.
Contact Circle
Start a Conversation.
Explore Your Legal Options.
- Business owners & executivesTalk to us about the legal issues that matter to your business.
- IndividualsIf you have an important matter and need advice, start with a conversation with us.
Initial inquiries are free. Tell us the type of matter, the other parties’ names and any key dates; we will run a conflict check and get back to you to arrange a consultation. Consultations with a lawyer are charged, and we confirm the fee before booking.
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Office hours
Hat Yai office: Mon–Fri, 9:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
Nakhon Sawan office: Mon–Fri, 10:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m. (Bangkok time)
Please book an appointment before visiting.
Saturday–Sunday: please leave a message on LINE or by email.
If a hearing or other deadline is close, please call us directly.
- +66 81 192 4452
- LINE
- @circlelawoffice
- Circle Law Office
- Hat Yai office
- 1/26–1/27 Moo 1, Nam Noi
Hat Yai, Songkhla 90110, ThailandHat Yai office details - Nakhon Sawan office
- 1010/265 Moo 10, Nakhon Sawan Tok
Mueang Nakhon Sawan, Nakhon Sawan 60000, ThailandNakhon Sawan office details - Visits
- Please book an appointment before visiting either office.
Privacy notice
Last updated September 26, 2026
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6. Who sees your information
Within our firm, only the lawyers and staff working on your inquiry can access it. We do not sell your information or share it for marketing. We disclose it only as needed to our service providers, such as email, hosting and Google Analytics (only with your consent), or when required by law.
7. Retention
We keep information only as long as needed for these purposes. If you do not engage us, we keep it for 1 year from your last contact for conflict checks and legal claims, and then delete or destroy it. If you engage us, we keep records for 10 years from completion of the matter or from the final judgment. Usage data in Google Analytics is kept for up to 14 months and then deleted automatically.
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Under Thailand’s Personal Data Protection Act B.E. 2562 (2019), you may withdraw your consent, request access to, a copy of, correction, deletion, restriction or portability of your personal data, object to its processing, and complain to the Office of the Personal Data Protection Committee (PDPC Office). To exercise these rights, contact us at contact@circlelawoffice.com. You can withdraw cookie consent yourself under “Cookie settings”.