How does Legal Tree work?

Get peace of mind with simple and affordable legal services.

Read about our services below.

Documents


Create your document by answering a few questions. We have a library of 120+ documents (from affidavits to contracts).

Attorney Consultations


Consult a lawyer specializing in your concern. The lawyer can also review your document and flag concerns and potential issues.

Create your document in 3 easy steps


Step 1

Select the document you need.


Step 2

We ask you a series of questions about your document. We generate your document based on your answers.


Step 3

Download your document.

Why create your documents using Legal Tree?

High quality at affordable rates


Our documents are affordably priced (ranging from PHP 350 to PHP 450) but without compromising on quality. We ensure our documents have high standards by having lawyers carefully review them before making them available on Legal Tree.

Enjoy legal protection for your documents with Document Defense

A lawyer will provide you with a 30-minute consultation to advise you on any legal question or dispute with your document.

However, if your matter is too complicated that it requires more than 30 minutes to resolve, the lawyer may charge you his/her standard consultation fees for time in excess of 30 minutes.

Make your document complete and consistent with Peace of Mind review

Have our document specialist review your document for completeness and consistency. Our document specialist will give his/her comments and suggested changes to improve your document.

Notarial Assistance


Notarize your document with our partner notaries. Just submit a request to us and we will connect you with a notary for the notarization.

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Consult a lawyer in 3 easy steps


Step 1

Schedule a consultation by clicking here.


Step 2

Within 3 business days, a lawyer specializing in your concern will contact you to schedule your 30-minute consultation.


Step 3

Attend the consultation with the lawyer at the scheduled time and get legal advise.

Why consult lawyers using Legal Tree?

Simple, convenient and fast

Just send us your concern by clicking here. A lawyer specializing in your concern will contact you within 3 business days to schedule your consultation.

The consultation can be over the phone, online (e.g. Zoom) or face-to-face meeting, to be agreed upon by you and the lawyer.

Consult an expert lawyer

We have a network of 340+ lawyers to ensure you can consult a lawyer with the right specialization. The lawyer will provide you with a 30-minute consultation to answer all your legal questions.

However, if your matter is too complicated that it requires more than 30 minutes to resolve, the lawyer may charge you his/her standard consultation fees for time in excess of 30 minutes.

Make sure your documents are air-tight and protect your interest

A lawyer will review your contract, agreement or any document you choose (up to 3 pages in length) and flag concerns and potential issues.

To have a lawyer review your document, send us your concern regarding the document by clicking here. After submitting your concern, send your document to askanattorney@legaltree.ph. We then forward your concern and the document to the lawyer for his review. 

Expertise at affordable rates


Consult a lawyer for only PHP 500.

Become a Premium member and enjoy unlimited consultations (up to 30 minutes for each consultation).

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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.