Linaw Law Office

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    P Linaw Law Office · Puerto Princesa

    Legal help in plain words.

    li·naw (n.) Filipino for clarity: knowing what a paper says before you sign it.

    What the paper says

    We read it with you, line by line.
    A bright, open office room with large windows
    Second floor, Valencia Building, Rizal Avenue. Ramp at the side entrance.

    You know the fee before we start, in writing.

    Walk-in notarial, no appointment needed.

    We answer in Filipino, English or Cuyonon.

    M What we help with

    Five words people bring us.

    A small general practice for families and local businesses. If it isn't on this page, ask; if it isn't ours, we'll say who to see.

    notarial work

    /no·tár·yal/most asked

    1. Making a signed paper official, so offices, banks and courts will accept it. You sign in front of a lawyer who checks that you are who you say.

    "The bank won't take it until it's notarised."

    • Affidavits
    • Special power of attorney
    • Deeds of sale
    • Acknowledgments
    → see Notary counter

    land & titles

    /lupà/property

    1. Buying, selling, inheriting or fixing the papers for land. We check the title before anyone pays a peso.

    "Lolo left the lot to all six of us. Now what?"

    • Title verification
    • Deed of absolute sale
    • Extrajudicial settlement
    • Transfer follow-up

    business & contracts

    /negosyo/shops & firms

    1. Starting a business, writing agreements, and reading the ones other people hand you before you sign.

    "The landlord sent a five-page lease. Is clause 9 normal?"

    • Leases
    • Partnership & OPC set-up
    • Supplier agreements
    • Demand letters

    family matters

    /pamilya/private

    1. The things that happen inside a family that the law has a say in. Handled quietly, in a closed room.

    "We just want the children's support settled properly."

    • Support & custody
    • Wills
    • Guardianship
    • Name & record corrections

    work & labour

    /trabaho/either side

    1. When something goes wrong between a worker and an employer. We advise workers and small employers alike, never both in the same case.

    "They let me go and haven't released my final pay."

    • Final pay
    • Notices to explain
    • Dismissal complaints
    • Mediation at DOLE

    C Notary counter

    Walk in with the right things.

    Most second trips happen because of a missing ID or a missing signer. Pick your document and tick things off before you leave the house.

      A general guide for this demo. Requirements can differ case by case, so call ahead if you're unsure.

      F Fees, plainly

      Prices on the wall, not after.

      Notarial and first-consult fees are fixed. For bigger work, you get a written quote before anything starts.

      Fee board · illustrative
      Service From
      Talk it through
      First consult45 minutes, with a written note after ₱1,500
      Contract reviewUp to 10 pages, comments in the margin ₱3,000
      Notarial counter
      Affidavit or juratLoss, residency, one-and-the-same person ₱300
      Special power of attorney ₱500
      Deed of saleDepends on the property; quoted at the counter Quoted
      We write it
      Demand letter ₱3,500
      Lease or service agreement ₱6,000

      Illustrative fees for this demo. Government filing fees and taxes are separate and passed on at cost, with receipts.

      B Book a consult

      Pick a time to talk.

      Tell us the kind of matter and when you're free. We'll confirm by text within the working day.

      This is a demo form. Nothing is sent, and sending a form like this does not make anyone your lawyer.

      The office

      2/F Valencia Building, Rizal Avenue
      Puerto Princesa, Palawan 5300

      Call or text

      0917 000 0147

      Landline (000) 555 0147

      Notary counter

      Weekdays 8:30–5:00, Saturdays 8:30–12:00. Walk in; no appointment needed.

      Website concept by Vivito ↗