Ano po ba maganda gawin kapag gusto kong ang anak ko ang magmana ng maiipundar namin?in case na magloko aswa ko?

Maraming salamat sa inyong pag subaybay.

Atty. saan po kayo pweding mka usap? Sa opisina? O sa telephone? Ano po ang kontak number ninyo??

Greetings Arturo! Thank you for watching.

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Greetings Ms Lilly! Likewise. Thank you for watching.

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Thank you and welcome!

Thank you too

Atty ...may holograpic wiil po ang kapatid ng lola ko . .matandang dalaga po sya ..may bayad po ba ang pag file sa korte ..

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Thank you for watching Ms. Geneva.

Thank you for watching.

Gandang tanhali Atty ney salamatsa pag bigay ng legal advive

Maraming salamat.

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@@BatasPinoyOnline bless morning po atty. Ask kopo ung sa side ko na meron po akong ampon pero ako po ang naka pangalan sa kanyang birth certificate nya at ito po ay authentication...isa po akong ofw at sa madaling salita nakapag pundar po ako ng bahay at lupa.. Kaso dami nakikisaw saw mga kapatid ko at nag seselos sila doon sa aking anak.. Ask kopo Kong sakali ba na akoy pumanaw na may karapatan ba itong aking anak ampon legal sa aking naipundar? May laban po ba sya dhl ang tapang ng pamilya ko at sya ay bata pa.. Pls advise po pls pls slmat at magandang araw po ulit

Attorney saan Ang office neu po mapaligal advice po ako salamat po

Salamat po.

may i ask what is your email address looking forward hearing from you thanks

Likewise. Thank you.

Maraming insidente na ganyan na na witnessed ng inyong lingkod na hawak din ang dokomento an kahit ipa-thumb mark na sa naghihingalong ina upang mapunta lamang sa kanya ang lupang pinag aagawan.

@@BatasPinoyOnline Salamat po sa reply. Nakakalungkot po noh. Ask ko lang po paano po kung walang naiwang Will? Ano po ang complications and dapat ihanda and taxes? What if magkaiba ang apelyido nang mga anak?

Maki pag ugnayan kayo sa inyong lawyer upang makagawa ng legal na hakbang kung nagkaroon man violation ng batas sa pag cover ng inyong lupa sa ilialim ng CARL, more so kung inyong 5 hectare retention limit plus 5 hectares provision for each child, subject to certain conditions ay mapangalagaan. At kung magkaganoon paman ay dapat magbayaran kayo ng Just compensation ng DAR though LandBank. For your ready reference pertinent provisions of CARL -R.A. No. 6657, is hereunder reproduced: CHAPTER V Land Acquisition Section 16. Procedure for Acquisition of Private Lands. - For purposes of acquisition of private lands, the following procedures shall be followed: (a) After having identified the land, the landowners and the beneficiaries, the DAR shall send its notice to acquire the land to the owners thereof, by personal delivery or registered mail, and post the same in a conspicuous place in the municipal building and barangay hall of the place where the property is located. Said notice shall contain the offer of the DAR to pay a corresponding value in accordance with the valuation set forth in Sections 17, 18, and other pertinent provisions hereof. (b) Within thirty (30) days from the date of receipt of written notice by personal delivery or registered mail, the landowner, his administrator or representative shall inform the DAR of his acceptance or rejection of the offer. (c) If the landowner accepts the offer of the DAR, the Land Bank of the Philippines (LBP) shall pay the landowner the purchase price of the land within thirty (30) days after he executes and delivers a deed of transfer in favor of the government and surrenders the Certificate of Title and other muniments of title. (d) In case of rejection or failure to reply, the DAR shall conduct summary administrative proceedings to determine the compensation for the land requiring the landowner, the LBP and other interested parties to submit evidence as to the just compensation for the land, within fifteen (15) days from the receipt of the notice. After the expiration of the above period, the matter is deemed submitted for decision. The DAR shall decide the case within thirty (30) days after it is submitted for decision. (e) Upon receipt by the landowner of the corresponding payment or, in case of rejection or no response from the landowner, upon the deposit with an accessible bank designated by the DAR of the compensation in cash or in LBP bonds in accordance with this Act, the DAR shall take immediate possession of the land and shall request the proper Register of Deeds to issue a Transfer Certificate of Title (TCT) in the name of the Republic of the Philippines. The DAR shall thereafter proceed with the redistribution of the land to the qualified beneficiaries. (f) Any party who disagrees with the decision may bring the matter to the court of proper jurisdiction for final determination of just compensation. CHAPTER VI Compensation Section 17. Determination of Just Compensation. - In determining just compensation, the cost of acquisition of the land, the current value of the like properties, its nature, actual use and income, the sworn valuation by the owner, the tax declarations, and the assessment made by government assessors shall be considered. The social and economic benefits contributed by the farmers and the farmworkers and by the Government to the property as well as the non-payment of taxes or loans secured from any government financing institution on the said land shall be considered as additional factors to determine its valuation. Section 18. Valuation and Mode of Compensation. - The LBP shall compensate the landowner in such amounts as may be agreed upon by the landowner and the DAR and the LBP, in accordance with the criteria provided for in Sections 16 and 17, and other pertinent provisions hereof, or as may be finally determined by the court, as the just compensation for the land. The compensation shall be paid on one of the following modes, at the option of the landowner: (1) Cash payment, under the following terms and conditions; (a) For lands above fifty (50) hectares, insofar as the excess hectarage is concerned. (b) For lands above twenty-four (24) hectares and up to fifty (50) hectares. (c) For lands twenty-four (24) hectares and below. - Twenty-five percent (25%) cash, the balance to be paid in government financial instruments negotiable at any time. - Thirty percent (30%) cash, the balance to be paid in government financial instruments negotiable at any time. - Thirty-five percent (35%) cash, the balance to be paid in government financial instruments negotiable at any time. (2) Shares of stock in government-owned or controlled corporations, LBP preferred shares, physical assets or other qualified investments in accordance with guidelines set by the PARC; (3) Tax credits which can be used against any tax liability; (4) LBP bonds, which shall have the following features: (a) Market interest rates aligned with 91-day treasury bill rates. Ten percent (10%) of the face value of the bonds shall mature every year from the date of issuance until the tenth (10th) year: provided, that should the landowner choose to forego the cash portion, whether in full or in part, he shall be paid correspondingly in LBP bonds; (b) Transferability and negotiability. Such LBP bonds may be used by the landowner, his successors in interest or his assigns, up to the amount of their face value, for any of the following: (i) Acquisition of land or other real properties of the government, including assets under the Asset Privatization Program and other assets foreclosed by government financial institutions in the same province or region where the lands for which the bonds were paid are situated; (ii) Acquisition of shares of stock of government-owned or -controlled corporations or shares of stocks owned by the government in private corporations; (iii) Substitution for surety or bail bonds for the provisional release of accused persons, or performance bonds; (iv) Security for loans with any government financial institution, provided the proceeds of the loans shall be invested in an economic enterprise, preferably in a small-and medium-scale industry, in the same province or region as the land for which the bonds are paid; (v) Payment for various taxes and fees to government; provided, that the use of these bonds for these purposes will be limited to a certain percentage of the outstanding balance of the financial instruments: provided, further, that the PARC shall determine the percentage mentioned above; above; (vi) Payment for tuition fees of the immediate family of the original bondholder in government universities, colleges, trade schools, and other institutions; (vii) Payment for fees of the immediate family of the original bondholder in government hospitals; and (viii) Such other uses as the PARC may from time to time allow. In case of extraordinary inflation, the PARC shall take appropriate measures to protect the economy. xxxx xxxx