Frequently asked questions

Yes. We welcome clients who are based abroad but need legal representation in the Philippines. We are available for remote consultation and correspondence. For an immediate online consultation via Zoom or a similar platform, email [email protected].

For an online consultation, email [email protected]. For a face-to-face consultation, set an appointment by emailing [email protected]. You may also use the contact form on this site and we will respond to your inquiry.

We handle civil, criminal, labor, family, property, intellectual property, corporate and commercial matters, special civil actions and special proceedings, as well as appeals to the Court of Appeals and the Supreme Court. See the Services pages for the full list.

Yes. We are accredited by the Bureau of Immigration (BID) as a law office authorized to process visa applications, including 9(g), 9(a), 9(d), 13(a), 13(g), PRV, TRV, SVEG, SRRV, SIRV, ROHQ and 47(a)(2) visas.

In general, Philippine law does not provide for absolute divorce between most spouses, and the rules can differ for certain groups. Depending on your situation, the available remedies may include declaration of nullity or annulment of marriage, legal separation, or judicial recognition of a foreign divorce. Which remedy fits depends on the facts, so please consult a lawyer about your case.

It is a court proceeding in the Philippines in which a divorce obtained abroad is recognized so that its effects are reflected in Philippine civil registry records. Eligibility and requirements depend on the circumstances of the parties and should be reviewed by a lawyer.

In many cases you may be able to elevate it on appeal, for example to the Court of Appeals, or to the Regional Trial Court in its appellate jurisdiction for cases from first-level courts. Appeals are strictly time-limited, so please contact us as soon as possible and bring the decision and the date you received it.

Yes. Our lawyers can act as Corporate Secretaries of Philippine companies, and in some cases we accommodate requirements for a Resident Agent of foreign corporations. We are also available as retainer counsel for corporations and individuals.

Fees depend on the nature and complexity of the matter. Please send us your inquiry or schedule a consultation so we can discuss your needs and give you an appropriate fee arrangement.

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