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Libel: When words could hurt Government Officials
Times of calamity, unrest, and pandemic truly test the people’s patience with their elective officials most especially. A scroll on your Facebook page illustrates this point emphatically: Governor vs doctors and doctors vs Governor on ways to prevent Covid-19, the Mayor and the missing chickens (that was quite funny), the participation of businessmen in political […]
My Thoughts on the Anti-Terrorism Bill (HB6875 and SB1083)
The nation is still reeling from the health, economic and other effects of the Covid-19 pandemic, and now we face another major issue that pricks a Filipino’s sentiments, not just because of its possible sweeping effect, but because of its ill-timing. Congress (and the Senate as of this writing) has proposed legislation (a bill) called […]
Caveat Emptor: Buyer Beware!
A brief guide to help you assess what you’re planning to buy, whether personal goods (i.e. motor vehicles, gifts) or real property (i.e. condo, land).
Change of Name in Philippine Law
What’s in a name, goes the Shakespearean play, and it goes on to say that a rose by any other name would smell as sweet. In the Philippine jurisdiction, a name could mean open doors of opportunity, like if your surname is Zobel or Ayala. It could also pave the way for a career in politics, especially if the family name has held favorable elective posts, like Pimentel. On the other hand it could spell trouble – Barretto, anyone?
Spotlight: RealTalk with Ms. Kremheild Real, REB
H: Welcome to Spotlight, Kremheild Real! Can I call you Krem? How’s it going? K: Sure, no worries! I’m doing great! Thank you for having me here. H: You’re a licensed Real Estate Broker. What does it mean to be one, and what services can you provide that regular sales persons or agents cannot?K: A […]