The Roi Et legal guide

Roi Et sits in the middle of the Tung Kula Ronghai rice plain — a quieter province where legal life revolves around land, family and inheritance. This site is an independent, plain-English guide to handling legal matters in Roi Et province — from finding the right lawyer to understanding the courts, land rules and the free help available.

Thai law is national — the Civil and Commercial Code, the Land Code and the Criminal Code apply the same way in Roi Et as in Bangkok — but how a law plays out on the ground depends on the local courts, offices and community. That local layer is what this guide adds: which office in Roi Et handles which problem, what the provincial court's day-to-day practice looks like, and the issues that come up more often here than elsewhere.

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• Finding a lawyer in Roi Et

  Licences, fees, questions to ask, red flags.

• Courts serving Roi Et

  Provincial court, family court, appeals — and what each does.

• Free legal help

  Legal aid, appointed counsel and complaint centres in the province.

• For foreigners in Roi Et

  The legal touchpoints of living here as a foreign resident.

Family, property and everyday life

• Property & land

  Titles, transfers, leases and the foreigner rules.

• Marriage, divorce & children

  Amphur registrations, prenups, custody.

• Inheritance & wills

  Heirs, wills and estate administration.

• Renting & tenancy

  Leases, deposits and landlord-tenant disputes.

• Consumer protection

  Scams, faulty goods and unfair contracts.

• Documents & translation

  Certified translations and legalisation.

Money, work, accidents and disputes

• Employment & labour

  Wages, dismissal, severance and the Labour Court.

• Debt & disputes

  Loans, interest caps, suing and being sued.

• Small claims

  The simplified track for smaller cases.

• Personal injury

  Accidents, negligence and compensation.

• Traffic & driving law

  Licensing, insurance and life after an accident.

• Criminal matters

  Arrest to appeal in the provincial court.

• Starting a business

  Structures, registration and the foreign rules.

• Government offices

  Amphur, Land Office, immigration — who does what.

• FAQ

  Quick answers to the questions we hear most.

Part of an Isaan legal-guide network, alongside our companion site Anglo Siam Law — in-depth guides to every area of Thai law.