Pension Defence & Social Security Law
Mekhala Chambers provides considered legal support to individuals navigating Social Security Office matters, settlement discussions, and tribunal proceedings — at a measured pace that respects your situation.
What we offer
Carefully composed correspondence to the Social Security Office — covering initial inquiries, replies to formal demands, and follow-up communications. Each letter is reviewed alongside a brief strategy note for your reference.
Patient assistance through negotiated resolution of pension disagreements, including informal discussions, mediation sessions where available, and preparation of any settlement instrument — suited for those who prefer resolution without contested hearings.
End-to-end representation in Social Security Tribunal and Labour Court proceedings — case theory, evidentiary review, witness coordination, and full advocacy at hearing, with appellate filings if the client elects to proceed further.
Take the next step at your own pace
A brief consultation helps us understand your circumstances before any commitment. Reach us by phone, email, or simply fill in the form below — whichever feels most comfortable.
Why clients choose us
Our practice concentrates on pension and Social Security matters — not a general practice covering everything at once.
Each stage of your matter is explained in plain terms. You receive a written note of strategy with every letter we produce.
We work at a pace that suits you. Decisions are made with your full understanding — never under pressure from our side.
Service fees are fixed and disclosed before engagement. There are no billing surprises once your matter is underway.
Your personal and financial details are treated with full professional discretion and stored securely at all times.
Situated on Sathorn Road, Mekhala Chambers is accessible by BTS and familiar with the local Social Security Office structure.
Common questions
We focus on disputes with the Social Security Office and related pension authorities — including contested benefit decisions, demands for repayment, appeals against reduced entitlements, and delays in pension processing. If you are uncertain whether your situation falls within this scope, an initial conversation will clarify that.
It depends on which service is appropriate. A letter or response can generally be prepared within a few working days. Negotiated settlements vary considerably — weeks to several months is typical. Tribunal matters proceed according to the court's own timetable, which we will explain clearly at the outset of the engagement.
The fees shown are our service charges for each defined scope. If disbursements such as court filing fees arise, those are explained before any commitment. We do not add charges to your account without prior discussion and your agreement.
Yes. Many clients begin with correspondence and then, depending on how the authority responds, choose to escalate to settlement support or tribunal representation. Each service is a separate engagement — you are not committed beyond the service you have engaged.
It is helpful to bring any correspondence you have already received from the Social Security Office, your employment records where relevant, and any decision notices. A brief summary in writing of your circumstances is also useful — though not strictly necessary at a first meeting.
Our practice operates primarily in English, which is the language preferred by many of our international clients resident in Thailand. All formal correspondence and legal documents submitted to Thai authorities are prepared in Thai as required by procedure.
Find us
88 Sathorn Road, Silom, Bang Rak, Bangkok 10500
Reach out
Phone
+66 2 591 4836Address
88 Sathorn Road, Silom,
Bang Rak, Bangkok 10500
Office Hours
Monday – Friday: 9:00 – 17:30
Saturday: 10:00 – 13:00 (by appointment)
Sunday & Public Holidays: Closed
"We are glad to speak with you before any formal engagement. A brief telephone or email exchange is often the most natural first step."