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DAGSAAN MONTERDE CASTILLO LAW

Quezon City, Philippines

Founded in 2022

5 people in their team

English

Tagalog

Real Estate Real Estate Due Diligence Brokerage +5 more

About UsAt DAGSAAN MONTERDE CASTILLO LAW, we not only offer high-caliber legal expertise but also a commitment to addressing the multifaceted legal needs across various jurisdictions within the Philippines. Our formidable team of attorneys, which includes Atty. Albert James Dagsaan, Atty. Arvidsson...

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HYG Law Office & Notary Public

15 minutes Free Consultation

Cebu City, Philippines

Founded in 2023

2 people in their team

English

Harold Justin Y. Go is a Philippine attorney headquartered in Cebu City. Since 2018, he has worked in various sectors of the legal industry; he was formerly allowed to appear and assist with the judiciary at the Regional Trial Court of Cebu City; subsequently, he joined a reputable private law firm...

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Is it complicated to buy property without title?: Is it difficult to buy an untitled property and the owner only has tax declarations?; Lawyer answer by HYG Law Office & Notary Public

Hi there, There are certain legal implications to buying titled or untitled property. Please reach out to us.Thank you!
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Unlawfully on our property: We own a house and lot in Tagaytay area ( 3,600 m2 ). My parents stay in that house. One of my brothers is unlawfully ( without our permission !!! ) staying in that house. We want him to leave our property immediately. What can we do?; Lawyer answer by Iqbal International Law Services

you have to served legal notice through lawyer and thereafter have to file case in the court if not comply.
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Puwede po bang mapaalis ang squatter sa lote ko ?: Maari pa po bang mapaalis ang squatters sa lote ko na mga 40 to 50 yrs na pong nakatayo sa lote ko ? Lagi ko po silang kinakausap noong mga 1 to 2 yrs pa lang silang nakatira. Sa tuwing uuwi po ako, pinapasyalan ko po sila at sinasabihan na... Read more →; Lawyer answer by Atty. Rainier Mamangun

You may consider sending the occupants of your property a Demand to Vacate, through a lawyer, by way of initial remedy. Thereafter, and if still necessary, you may file a case in court for ejectment.
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