However, the list of free legal advice groups above may be able to help you. I sincerely hope that this will help everyone to have better access to the courts. The above list of free legal groups may be able to help you, as we do not currently offer pro bono services ourselves. Website: law.upd.edu.ph/office-of-legal-aid/Contact Number(s): Phone: (+632) 8 920 5514 loc. 106 Hello in! This may sound like a joke po pero I would really like to change my name legally. I like to change my first name, not my middle name or last name, just my first name. Is it legally possible to change my first name? If it is possible, po, how? I can`t find a po kasi article on the legal change of names here in the Philippines. I hope you can help me with that!! Thank you and more power!! Dear Atty, thank God I found this online. We are not entitled to free legal aid, but we still need help. Can we ask what the consulting fee is for a solid breach of contract against a contractor who has been found not to be licensed? I would appreciate your answer.
Thank you very much! As President of the Free Legal Assistance Group and founding Dean of De La Salle University School of Law, Atty. Diokno believes that âdapat ang hustisya ay abot-kamay sa lahat ng Pilipinoâ through free assistance and legal advice accessible to Filipinos. Hello, how can we request the adoption of my child from a previous relationship? My husband wants to change my son`s last name to his. He has not received any financial support from his biological father for over 9 years as he left me and the child. Please, I need your help to change his last name. This is a list of independent legal aid organizations in the Philippines. The Office of the Public Prosecutor`s Office (PAO) is an agency of the Department of Justice (DOJ) that provides free legal assistance to poor litigants (mostly poor people involved in court proceedings). Website: www.xu.edu.ph/xavier-university-center-for-legal-assistanceEmail: xucla@xu.edu.phKey number(s): (088) 853-9800 Local 9176 / 9177 / 9180 / 9181 Please see above for organizations that offer free legal advice. The PAO also provides access to legal aid to sectors in need and implements the constitutional guarantee of free access to justice, due process and adequate protection of the law. Thus, if you are involved in criminal, civil, labour, administrative and other quasi-judicial matters, the relevant government authorities may ask the PAO to provide legal representation, support and advice. Hello po.san po pwede humingi ng libreng tulong from the lawyer regarding illegal dismissal, pregnant discrimination. Since my salary is above the margin for PAO and other legal groups, I would need help with marriage, property, and child support issues.
Please send me a message. The Legal Aid Bureau of the University of the Philippines provides free legal assistance to indigent litigants and handles matters of public interest. Address: 8 Don Manolo Blvd., Alabang Hills Village, Alabang, 1770 Muntinlupa City, P.O. Box 402 Ayala Alabang Phone Number: +63-2-236-7222 Main Line Website: www.sanbeda-alabang.edu.ph/bede/index.php/other-links/archives-ay-2012-2013/361-sol-legal-aid-bureau Website: www.dole.gov.ph/news/poea-intensifies-online-legal-assistance/legalassistance.poea.gov.ph Email: legalassistance.poea@gmail.com Facebook: www.facebook.com/airbranch DOLE, which has The administrative arm of the Philippine Foreign Employment Administration ( POEA) through an online legal aid program focused on its campaign against illegal recruitment. Many countries have lawyers who are willing to help disadvantaged populations for free, such as this South African lawyer who not only works pro bono but also offers a system of degressive fees for the less wealthy. Can you recommend a lawyer with extensive child custody experience? And what would be the legal costs? Can we ask ourselves where we can get free legal aid with respect to land? It is for our elderly father who fights with his 2 brothers for the small plot of land. The mother`s title was named after 2 brothers as most of the other siblings are unemployed, including my father who is unable to provide some documents. Last year, my father asked his siblings, including both of them, if he could transfer his share to his name.
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