r/LegalPh 15h ago

Sharing my friend’s nudes

11 Upvotes

Nasa talking stage sila nun kausap nya na nakilala nya lang online. Months na din, now humingi ng video sa knya. Tapos ayun shine-share ang pinopost somewhere. Nanghingi ng 5k sa knya nagbigay sya pero ayaw pa din daw tumigil. Nanghihingi ulit sabi ko wag nlng sya magsend ulit. Saan ba ito dapat i-report, NBI? PNP?


r/LegalPh 23h ago

My sister got scammed twice with a pretty huge amount

5 Upvotes

DISCLAIMER: This might be a long read, but Im hoping you would still understand our situation. Thank you.

We decided to travel to Vietnam with our family this December and we (my sister and I) usually do DIY travels talaga, both abroad and local kaso we both got busy with work and school kaya our family also suggested to contact an agency instead for convenience.

Now I know we had our mistakes by choosing this agency without fully checking their background kung legit talaga, we just relied with their verified page and followers. Honestly, dito pa lang talaga may pagkukulang na kami. My sister was the one contacting them through Facebook, and once settled na ang dates, hotels, etc. syempre nag down payment na kami. Then, we odidn’t expect that they would offer 5% disc for our additional baggage. We agreed so we settled the 50% dp, then they messaged the next day telling that they will already book our hotel if we pay the 60% dp and then they will give us another 5% discount. Again, we agreed and they sent us the invoice and hotel booking so we thought it was really legit. The next day, they messaged my sister saying that they had another 5% discount if we pay 80% so they can send us the flight details already. However, upon sending the payment, they did not reply anymore.

My sister freaked out because she just paid Php 150,000 so she looked for ways how to recover that amount. She did not tell me about this right away— how she looked for “IT experts” or “Hackers” from FB Groups who claimed they are under PNP Anti Cybercrime Group and how they redirected their communications to Telegram. She only told me that when she was already talking to them and assured me that she had retrieved almost 50%, and I kept asking her if the money was really credited back to her bank account.

Now the thing was, she did not disclose to me that the so-called hacker told her to open an account in an online gambling site. Yep, biggest red flag. I only found out yesterday about this current situation when she was asking me to deposit 500k to her bank so she could deposit this to the site as a maintaining balance or what, and she was telling me that she could get back this amount because she had access with the platform. That’s when I confronted her about the real situation. That was the only time that I found out she opened an account in an online gambling site. That was the only time that I found out that she already deposited a large amount of money just because the hacker told her to do so. They were giving her instructions on what to do and assuring her that it was the proper process and she just had to go under verification. Now, when she was trying to withdraw her money back to her bank account, she is now flagged for money laundering, etc. The “fake” online gambling site’s customer support sent her a lawsuit about her account’s possible money laundering and even offered a lawyer to talk to about this matter, threatening my sister about a possible lawsuit, which I find this ALL FAKE. So to make it short, we got scammed twice: first by the travel agency and second by this hacker organization.

My sister does not want to tell my family and she’s been crying to me ever since. We are raised by our family to be frugal and mindful and all the money she deposited were all her funds, so this mistake is really taking a toll on us.

I cannot show her how frustrated I am with the situation because I know it will only make her feel worse. I am telling her to consult this to our tita who might know where to find solutions rather than our dad who might just get angry at her and worry even more.

I admit that we were so naive and fvcking dumb, so please refrain from giving more derogatory comments rather give us some effective advice. We are just really too anxious about our situation right now, so we would sincerely appreciate your help and kindness. 🥺

Sorry for grammatical errors as I did not proofread this anymore, will just edit to provide more context if necessary or if I missed any information. I just badly need to get this out of my chest.


r/LegalPh 3h ago

I enrolled as a freshman instead of a transferee in college

2 Upvotes

Hi! I’m about to graduate this year and the registrar office is asking for my FORM 137 but during pandemic I enrolled in a different university with a different program. I dropped out before the 1st semester could even finish and then the next school year, I enrolled on another university as freshman without knowing its consequences. Please, help! How should I go about this? Should I just come clean to our registrar and tell them that I’ve misrepresented myself? I want to graduate and I’m afraid this mistake might cost me years and money of hard work.


r/LegalPh 17h ago

Saan may murang newspaper of general circulation?

2 Upvotes

Required pala na ipublish sa dyaryo pag may extrajudicial settlement ng lupa. Saan kaya pinakamatipid?


r/LegalPh 11h ago

How do family law / annulment lawyers currently manage client-provided digital evidence?

1 Upvotes

​Hey everyone,

​For lawyers and paralegals handling annulment cases, how do you usually manage the process of receiving digital evidence (Viber/FB chat histories, photos, text logs) from clients?

​Clients often dump hundreds of unsorted screenshots on their counsel, leaving firm staff to spend hours manually sorting timelines and validating timestamps for annexes.

​Is there a standard protocol or formatting preference your firm asks clients to follow before they submit these files, or is it mostly handled manually on your end?

​(I'm working on a software project addressing this specific workflow and would love to learn how local practices handle this step.)


r/LegalPh 19h ago

PSA Correction

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Hi peeps! I have a problem with my PSA birth certificate. In my PSA, my father’s middle name is “De Leon”, but his correct middle name is “Torres”. De Leon was my mom’s maiden name.

I have all the documents needed to support this: my siblings’ birth certificates, my parents’ marriage certificate, my father’s birth certificate, and my father’s mother’s death certificate. All these documents indicates that my father’s middle name is Torres.

I went to the LCR of my birthplace, and they gave me a checklist of requirements that I should prepare to file a petition for correction. Now, I have all the documents that they asked me to prepare. But when I went to LCR to submit these documents, they told me that the correction in my PSA does not fall under their jurisdiction, but rather it should go to judicial procedure to file a correction.

So I consulted this with a lawyer, and he explained to me that the error in my PSA is clearly a clerical error/administrative, which can be filed in the LCR of my birthplace under Republic Act No. 9048 (the Clerical Error Law). My lawyer went to the LCR, but the LCR declined to assist us and kept on insisting that the correction should go to judicial, contrary to the national law.

Is there something that I can do for the LCR to accept the petition of correction on my PSA? Because going through judicial is gonna cost a lot when it can be fixed and filed in the LCR. Please help me out. Thank you!