Legal Services
Criminal defense, corporate law, civil litigation, tax advisory, and banking and financial law, from our office in Malaybalay City, Bukidnon.
At a glance
- Who we help
- Individuals facing criminal charges, civil disputes, or tax and regulatory problems, and businesses that need legal advice.
- What we handle
- Criminal defense, corporate law, civil litigation, tax advisory, and banking and financial law. See what each covers.
- Where we serve
- Our office is in Malaybalay City, Bukidnon. We work mainly in Bukidnon and Misamis Oriental, and we accept clients anywhere in the Philippines. Legal consultations are held online by Google Meet.
- How to start
- Book a 30-minute online legal consultation, or send an inquiry. The Google Meet details are sent after you book.
- Who handles it
- Led by Atty. Mark Joseph Morales, with about 12 years of combined professional experience in accounting, finance, and law.
What we handle
Choose an area to see the matters it covers.
Criminal Defense
Defense for individuals facing criminal charges.
See what it coversCorporate Law
Legal guidance for businesses of all sizes and structures.
See what it coversCivil Litigation
Representation in civil disputes and court proceedings.
See what it coversTax Advisory
Counsel on tax planning, compliance, and disputes.
See what it coversBanking & Financial Laws
Advice on banking regulation and financial transactions.
See what it coversHow a legal consultation works
Choose how to reach us
Book a 30-minute online consultation directly, or send an inquiry and tell us briefly what you need.
Keep the first message short
Describe the type of matter and any deadline. Please do not send confidential details until an engagement has been established.
Consultation by video
The booking is a 30-minute Google Meet call. The meeting details are added to your booking after you confirm it.
Assessment
During the consultation we discuss your concern and whether the firm can assist. Submitting an inquiry does not create a lawyer-client relationship.
What to prepare
- A valid ID.
- Contracts, receipts, letters, messages and other documents about the matter.
- Any summons, subpoena, demand letter, notice, court order or resolution you received, with the dates you received them.
- A short timeline of what happened, and the names of the people or companies involved.
- Any deadline stated in a notice or order. If you have one, mention it when you book or write to us.
Who you will work with
The firm is led by Atty. Mark Joseph Morales, CPA, MBA, JD, founder and managing partner.
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Talk to us about your matter
Book a 30-minute online consultation, or send an inquiry and we will get back to you.