How does Legal Tree work?

Create legal documents or get legal advice online — fast, easy, and affordable.
We simplify the legal process so you can focus on what matters most.

Read about our services below.

📄 Create Legal Documents Online


Choose from lawyer-reviewed templates — from affidavits to contracts. Create accurate, professional documents without leaving home.

⚖️ Legal Advice


Consult online a lawyer specializing in your legal concern.

🪜 Create Your Document in 3 Steps


Step 1

Select your document and answer a few questions.


Step 2

We generate your document automatically.


Step 3

Download your ready-to-sign document.

💡 Why Create Documents with Legal Tree?

Quality at Affordable Prices

Documents start at ₱350, reviewed by lawyers.

Legal protection with Document Defense

Get a free 30-minute consultation. If your concern is complicated and requires more than 30 minutes to resolve, the lawyer may charge you his consultation fees for time in excess of 30 minutes.

Peace of Mind review

Our specialists check for accuracy and consistency.

Notarial Assistance

Notarize your document at partner notaries with discounts.

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💬 Consult a Lawyer in 3 Steps


Step 2

Get matched with a lawyer within 3 business days.


Step 3

Attend your consultation online, by phone, or in person.

⚖️ Why Consult Lawyers with Legal Tree?

Simple & Fast

Get connected to the right lawyer within 3 days.

Expert Advise

Get a 30-minute consultation with 490+ lawyers across the Philippines. If your concern is complicated and requires more than 30 minutes to resolve, the lawyer may charge you his consultation fees for time in excess of 30 minutes.

Document Review

Have a contract, agreement or any document you choose (up to 3 pages) reviewed during your session.

Affordable

Only ₱500 per consult or ₱1,000/month for unlimited sessions.

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Benefits of Notarization

Notarization converts your document into a public document and carries with it the following benefits.  

First, if you will have to present your document in court you will no longer need to prove that the document is authentic and duly executed before the court accepts it as evidence.

Ordinarily, before a document is admitted as evidence in court its validity and due execution should be proven either through witnesses (i.e. the parties to the document) or documentary evidence.  Notarization does away with this requirement. 

Second, notarization results in a presumption that your document was validly and regularly executed.  The signature appearing on the document is presumed to belong to the person whom it pertains to and that it was voluntarily signed.  

A person disputing the validity of a notarized document has the burden of proving the same by clear and convincing evidence in court.