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Is a Deed of Absolute Sale Sufficient Proof of Ownership of Property in the Philippines?
A Deed of Absolute Sale is not complete proof of ownership and is not respected as such at government and private institutions and does not allow you to transfer or otherwise enter legal transactions with the land...
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Probate your Last Will and Testament while you are still alive
Probate is a court case to prove a will. It is the court process through which it is proved that the document offered really is the testator’s valid last will and testament...
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Denying Paternity in the Philippines When a Wife’s Child is Not Her Husband’s
Denying paternity in the Philippines requires filing a Petition to impugn legitimacy which must be filed with the court within a brief window of time, beyond which the action is barred by law. The legitimacy of the child will no l...
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How do I register a trademark in the Philippines?
IPOPHL registration means that IP rights are recognized and can be protected from trademark infringement through administrative or court cases with better success...
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Trademark Statistics in the Philippines
The Intellectual Property Office of the Philippines (IPOPHL) collects Trademark Statistics in the Philippines as part of its function of overseeing trademarks...
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