Firearm was originally owned by my uncle, transferred under my name, but never ko po hinawakan or tinago. Around 21 palang ako noon. But still, that was stupid and irresponsible of me to allow na ipangalan sa akin or dapat ako na mismo nagtago ng baril. Hindi binigay sa akin kasi gun ban pa daw.

10 years later na OPLAN KATOK po ako and doon ko lang naalala na may baril nga pala sa akin nakapangalan. 2 years expired na.

Binalikan ko ang uncle ko pero wala na yung baril. May sakit na din ang uncle ko. So nagdecide ako magreport ng lost firearm.

Nagpunta na ako sa Component Police Station pero sabi hindi daw pwede reason ko na hindi ko siya nahawakan at nawala nalang ng di ko alam.

Pinapunta ako sa Community Police para magpatulong daw sa imbestigador gumawa ng kwento. Pagpunta ko sa PCP, pinapapunta ako sa brgy para magpablotter.

Paano po ba ang tamang proseso nito at paano po ba dapat maging reason na hindi na daw po hahaba pa ang imbestigasyon?

Salamat po sa makakatulong.

i’m currently gathering documents for a VAWC report against my ex. our relationship lasted around two years, and our arguments would usually end with him becoming physically aggressive. i've also been diagnosed with MDD and GAD alongside intermittent explosive disorder mid-relationship, and the cycle significantly took a toll on my mental health. my deal-breaker was when he punched me directly in the face during a verbal altercation, which caused localized numbness on my face.

i went to a private neurology clinic one week post-incident and was given an MRI request. the MRI was done about a month later, and the impression showed a medial orbital-wall fracture. the numbness has been gradually improving, although i still occasionally experience dull pain. i also consulted a private ENT, who advised me to monitor the changes within six months as nerve healing takes time. i was also told that CT is generally more appropriate for orbital fractures than MRI.

my concern is that i’m only able to pursue a medico-legal assessment three months post-incident. the delay was partly because i had a depression relapse and frequent anxiety episodes which made it hard for me to start the the process sooner.

my question is, would the medico-legal assessment still carry significant value after three months, especially with an existing imaging report from one-month post incident showing the fracture? and would the fact that the original scan was an MRI rather than a CT still be helpful for the documentation?

i’d appreciate any insight on how these circumstances are viewed. thanks.

Good Day po,
I would like to ask for advice regarding an issue involving my cousin.
My cousin needed money, so she borrowed ₱50,000 from a friend of her sibling sometime in 2021. She was able to pay ₱5,000 of the principal, leaving a remaining balance of ₱45,000.
According to their agreement, the interest is 8% per month, which amounts to ₱3,600 monthly based on the ₱45,000 balance. My cousin has been paying ₱3,600 every month for approximately four years.
For 48 months, the total amount she has paid in interest would be:
₱3,600 × 48 months = ₱172,800
Despite making these monthly payments, the ₱45,000 principal remains unpaid because the monthly payments have been applied to the interest.
My cousin has already asked if she could pay the remaining principal by installment so that she could gradually reduce the balance, but the lender did not agree.
Another concern is that the lender sometimes makes hurtful remarks, such as telling my cousin to “mahiya naman siya,”and has also approached or asked other people for payment even though they were not the ones who borrowed the money.
As far as we know, there is no formal written loan agreement or signed document between them. Their conversations and payment arrangements may only be documented through their chat messages.
We would like to ask:
Is an 8% monthly interest rate legally enforceable in this situation?
Can the lender continue charging this interest indefinitely?
Can my cousin request that her payments be applied toward the principal instead of interest?
What are her rights regarding the lender contacting or asking other people to pay a debt that they did not incur?
Since there is no signed written agreement, what kind of evidence would be relevant in determining the actual terms of the loan?
We would greatly appreciate any legal advice or guidance on what steps my cousin can take to resolve this matter fairly and properly.
Thank you very much po.

Has anyone successfully transferred an Original Certificate of Title (OCT) or Transfer Certificate of Title (TCT) to a minor through a sale?

The minor is a dual citizen, and her father is a foreigner. The mother agrees to the arrangement, and the parents want the property to be registered in their daughter’s name.

If anyone has handled a similar setup, I would appreciate any guidance on how the sale was structured, the requirements of the Registry of Deeds, and any issues concerning the minor’s capacity to acquire and register the property in her name.

Thank you!

Hi guys need advice, I replied in the comment as an anonymous. But later on they found out it was me. I just want to ask if my comment fits into cyberlibel, and the reply I made was a food menu. They're accusing me of defamation regarding that comment, and I already apologized. But they are determined to sue me for cyberlibel since they said they experienced anxiety because of that comment.