We handle a wide range of legal matters, including civil cases, criminal case, family law (including annulment and legal separation), administrative cases, labor disputes, and commercial concerns. We also provide legal consultation for both local and overseas clients, and representation in Philippine courts.

Yes. Llanera Law Office serves clients nationwide and internationally, particularly Filipinos or international clients abroad who require legal assistance in the Philippines.

Yes. We prepare a wide range of legal documents, including:

– Affidavits (e.g., Affidavit of Loss, Affidavit of Support, Judicial Affidavits)
– Contracts and Agreements (e.g., Lease Agreements, Deeds of Sale, Partnership
Agreements)
– Demand Letters and Legal Notices
– Complaints, Answers, and Court Pleadings
– Special Power of Attorney (SPA) and Authorizations
– Waivers, Undertakings, and Certifications

All documents are carefully drafted to ensure legal validity, enforceability, and compliance with
Philippine laws.

Yes. The office provides notarial services for various documents in accordance with the 2004 Rules on Notarial Practice.

We notarize documents such as:

– Affidavits and sworn statements
– Contracts and agreements
– Deeds of sale and conveyances
– Special Power of Attorney (SPA)
– Waivers and undertakings
– Certifications and other legal instruments

All notarized documents are entered in the notarial register and assigned proper document, page,
and book numbers as required by law.

To have a document notarized, you must:

– Personally appear before the notary public
– Present at least one valid government-issued ID (with photo and signature)

Failure to comply with these requirements may result in refusal to notarize the document.

Yes, provided that the document is legal, complete, and compliant with notarial rules. The notary reserves the right to refuse notarization if the document appears questionable or unlawful.