I didn't know there was a law office around our area. I need to get out more, I think. I never…read morereally had an opportunity to go search for a lawyer somewhere. My walking around the neighborhood sure has my eye open for small businesses. I've always wondered if whether or not you can get a document notarized in a law office. I know there's usually a "notary public" around schools, but I never really thought of going into a Law office to get a document notarized. Did you know that getting a document notarized means your document becomes a public document that everybody can view, and it can hold up in court? Just a thought. Filing this address for future references.

I have a strange fear of lawyers. They remind me of court cases, hearings and fights between…read moresiblings who are after their inheritance. And there is something about them that screams, "I know the law! This is serious business, kid." Yet when you're desperate and need legal documents notarized, you find yourself going to a lawyer. I knocked on the gate (the business is in a house) and an old man opened it for me. Oh, he's the lawyer. Before he asked to see the papers that I brought for him to review and sign, he offered me coffee and juice and some cookies. I guess he did that to put me at ease. He got himself some coffee then said, "What's the problem?" He was just supposed to sign the papers, but he also gave me free legal advice. The next time I went back with more papers to sign, he remembered my first visit and asked if all was well. Forgot to add, each visit took me less than twenty-five minutes. That includes the snack, him signing the documents and the good advice he gives.

Hi po, how are you po?…read more I am Catherine Torbeles , i live in Morong rizal. may anak po ako sa australian . seaman po siya at nag iisang anak po namin. i seeking for child support . hindi po ako kasal. wala po akong kakayahan kumuha ng lawyer. merun namn pong proposal ang ama. but hindi po kami mag kasundo sa child support.

From the owner: As a full-service law firm, we can help you on most fields of law in the Philippines, from Civil…read moreand Criminal Law, Corporate and Commercial Law, Family Law, Estates, and Succession, Intellectual Property Law, Data Privacy Law, Local and International Competition Law, and Local and International Taxation, Employment and Labor Law, Admiralty and Maritime Law, among others.

Excellent service rendered beyond working hours, he manages to assist his Client to the best he…read morecan! Thank you so much ! Napaka husay po ninyo!

From the owner: Innovative and Strategic Lawyering. We specialize in litigation and appellate practice, with a…read morestrong focus on real estate, contracts, employment, and commercial law matters. Many of our clients are businesses in the Subic Bay Freeport Zone, and we provide comprehensive legal guidance to ensure their regulatory compliance with agencies such as the Securities and Exchange Commission, the Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority, the Department of Labor and Employment, the Bureau of Immigration, and more. With more than two decades of legal expertise, we have developed a deep understanding of the local landscape and built a strong network over the years. We harness these assets to provide competent, efficient, and personalized legal services tailored to select clients. Before reaching out, please send the required information via DM here or at arorozco@gmail.com: (1) Date: (2) Full Name: (3) Business or Profession: (4) Address: (5) Cellphone: (6) Email address: and (7) Legal Concern: Atty Orozco may not be able to take your call, much less address your concern, if you fail to do so. Your information will remain confidential and/or will not be shared with any third party. Any information obtained through this site is completely at the user's volition and any transmission or receipt thereof, or use of this site, is not intended to, and will not, create any lawyer-client relationship, until a formal agreement has been concluded. Thank you.

I have been staying in the Hotel Royal Amsterdam's senior deluxe plus room (№ 311) for more than 8…read moremonths at the rate of 68500 PHP per 30 days. Two days ago, I paid for the last extension of my stay for 9 remaining days, until August 31, 2024. I previously (during the first week of August) decided to cancel my extension after the 22nd of August because I was alerted about the likelihood of having to temporarily relocate to another room. However, I was offered to extend my stay in room 311 until August 31 by a hotel worker whose name resembles the name Dina. This person assured me several times that if I extended my stay (in the same room) for an additional 9 days, I wouldn't have to change rooms. Also, for the last 2 weeks, every time I passed the front desk, I was reminded that I needed to pay for those nine days as soon as possible. It is remarkable that just 2 days later the same people started pestering me with the demands to move out of the room I have been staying for so long because of some construction project they didn't know about when they took my money. The hotel's guest is not expected to be concerned with the management's project; he is supposed to be concerned with his own convenience and packing stuff to move to another room, unpacking them there and then packing them again in a few days to fly from the Philippines is definitely a major inconvenience. The management didn't make any effort to make up for the inconvenience it caused to the hotel's guest and seems to be unconcerned that the reputation of the Hotel Royal Amsterdam (and by extension Queen Hotel Angeles City) will suffer from the publicity surrounding this incident, or from me pursuing any other avenues to respond to having been offered this " offer I can't refuse " to paraphrase the manager's final remarks. The manager acknowledged that his failure to inform his reception staff in advance about sending construction workers to the third floor was his fault. However, he still insisted on relocating me, regardless of it being his fault, during my few final days here. Mr. Kamensky

I need a local Attorney lawyer in Pasay City, Metro Manila, I need a local lawyer attorney to open…read moreand pursue case over custody dispute Gilliam.jerry.57@icloud.com

Very professional and proactive attorneys. They've done a great job handling the legal details of…read moreour company and communicating each step along the way. I do recommend them.

SPCMB is an acronym for Subido, Pagente, Certeza, Mendoza, and Binay. The firm is small compared to…read morethe likes of ACRA or SyCip, but what they lack in size they make up for with the quality of their staff. They take a more quality over quantity approach to their practice of law. SPCMB primarily deals in corporate law. Most of their clients and their lawyers are experts in the field of corporate law, but that doesn't mean that's the only thing their good at. Recently they've expanded and have armed themselves with lawyers who excel in litigation. Being a law firm that excels in corporate law, a majority of the firm's clients tend to be some of the richer and more powerful members of society. I get the impression that the firm likes to keep itself small since it allows the partners easier personal oversight in maintaining their relationships with their clients.

Don't ever have your case heard under Judge Baylon in Quezon City. Not only it will take years, his…read moredecisions are based on presumptions. He does not even do his own order. He let your opponent write the order. How can an adoption be presumed valid when it was never signed by a judge. A person cannot have 2 birth certificates at the same time. What was the basis of his decision? Is this now the basis of our Philippine Law? President Duterte please help! You are the only one who can stop this madness!

ABO and Penaranda Law and what they did wrong:…read more [1] Way overcharged me, I believe because I am from the United States and they know people in the United States have more money. I was inititally via whatsapp quoted a price of $120 for a prenuptual agreement plus additional cost for the notory. Now I realize they had to re write the prenup but the final price was over $800!! In the Philippines that is the equivalent of about $5,000 [2] They screwed up the prenup many times as my fiance Jolma, had to resign the prenup multiple times. As a result of their screw ups my fiance was forced to have to be in their office for 6 hours. [3] Their communication is absolutely horrible. [4] They completely forget to include a page in the agreement for me to sign and notoraize - I have to make and print that myself. My advice is use ANY other attorney in the Philippines besides ABO and Penaranda Law

they were very thorough and easily accessible for questions. They did exactly what we asked, and…read morewhat they committed to. It was a very positive experience.