How does Legal Tree work?
Create documents and get legal advise
at affordable prices.
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Create documents and get legal advise
at affordable prices.
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Documents are affordable (starting at PhP 350.00) but without compromising on quality. Lawyers carefully review the documents before they are made available on Legal Tree.
Get a 30-minute consultation with a lawyer for concerns regarding your Legal Tree document.
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.
Our document specialist will review your document for completeness and consistency. Our document specialist will give his/her comments and suggested changes to improve your document.
Notarize your document with our partner notaries at a discount.
Click here to request a consultation. We'll connect you with a lawyer specializing in your legal concern within 3 business days for your consultation.
The consultation can be over the phone, online (e.g. Zoom) or face-to-face, to be agreed upon by you and the lawyer.
We have a network of 480+ partner lawyers with different specializations who can address any legal concern. The lawyer will provide you with a 30-minute consultation for your legal concern.
If your concern is complicated and requires more than 30 minutes to resolve, the lawyer may charge you his/her consultation fees for time in excess of 30 minutes.
A lawyer can review your contract, agreement or any document you choose (up to 3 pages in length) and flag concerns and potential issues during the consultation.
Consult a lawyer for only PHP 500.
Become a Premium member for PHP 1,000 and enjoy unlimited consultations (up to 30 minutes for each consultation).
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.
