Peralta Law Office

24/01/2026

24/12/2025

This Christmas and holiday season, we express our sincere appreciation to our clients for their continued trust and support. It has been our privilege to serve you. We wish you peace, joy, and prosperity in the year ahead.

30/12/2024

Today, we honor and celebrate Ate Zeny, our longest-serving secretary and a true gem of our office. For many years, Ate Zeny has been the steady hand behind countless affidavits and documents, known and loved by many for her loyalty, dedication, and kindness.

Her commitment has shaped not just our law office but also the trust we’ve built with the clients she has served throughout the years.

Ate Zeny, you have been a cornerstone of our office, and your contributions will always be treasured.

Maraming salamat, Ate Zeny!

29/12/2024

IMPORTANT NOTICE

We would like to clarify that Fajardo Jomar Peralta has no affiliation with our firm. Despite the shared last name, this individual is neither an employee nor known to us in any capacity. Any claims or suggestions to the contrary are false, defamatory, and malicious.

We strongly urge those involved to immediately cease and desist making defamatory comments or messages.

Please be advised that we have taken screenshots of all defamatory comments made on our page, and we are prepared to take legal action, including but not limited to coordination with the PNP/NBI Cybercrime Units, and other appropriate authorities, as well as legal action in the courts and prosecution office. Any further defamatory statements or comments—whether by the same or different individuals—will result in immediate legal action.

This serves as a formal warning: We will take all necessary steps to protect our reputation and business, including pursuing legal remedies to the fullest extent.

We encourage everyone to verify information before making any public statements that could harm our firm.

Thank you for your cooperation.

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Nais naming linawin na si Fajardo Jomar Peralta ay walang kaugnayan sa aming opisina. Bagamat pareho ang apelyido, siya ay hindi empleyado at hindi namin siya kilala. Ang anumang pahayag o akusasyon na nagsasabing may koneksyon siya sa amin ay mali at paninirang-puri.

Mariin naming hinihiling na itigil na ang paggawa ng mga paninirang komento o mensahe.

Kami po ay may mga screenshot ng mga paninirang komento sa aming page, at kami ay handang magsagawa ng mga hakbang tulad ng koordinasyon sa PNP/NBI Cybercrime Units, at iba pang mga awtoridad. Anumang karagdagang paninirang o maling pahayag ay hahantong sa agarang legal na aksyon.

Ito po ay isang pormal na babala: Hindi po kami magdadalawang-isip na magsampa ng kaso upang protektahan ang aming opisina at reputasyon.

Pinapayuhan po namin ang lahat na mag-verify ng impormasyon bago gumawa ng mga pampublikong pahayag na maaaring makasira sa aming opisina.

Maraming salamat po sa inyong kooperasyon.

28/12/2024

Peralta Law Office extends our warmest thoughts and best wishes to you and your loved ones this holiday season! 🎄✨ May your days be filled with joy, peace, and prosperity. Happy Holidays!

28/12/2024

22/10/2024

In view of the inclement weather brought about by Tropical Storm “Kristine” affecting the whole country, particularly the Island of Luzon, work in government offices and classes at all levels in Luzon are hereby suspended on 23 October 2024.

However, those agencies whose functions involve the delivery of basic and health services, preparedness/response to disasters and calamities, and/or the performance of other vital services shall continue with their operations and render the necessary services.

The suspension of work for private companies and offices is left to the discretion of their respective heads.

- Office of the Executive Secretary

23/09/2024

SC: Maaaring kilalanin sa Pilipinas ang divorce kahit hindi dumaan sa korte sa ibang bansa

Hindi kinakailangang dumaan sa korte ang divorce sa ibang bansa para mabigyan ng bisa sa Pilipinas.

Ito ang naging Desisyon ng Korte Suprema sa kaso ng isang Pilipina na nakakuha ng divorce sa Japan mula sa kanyang asawang Hapon sa pamamagitan ng isang kasunduan.

Para kilalanin sa Pilipinas ang kanyang divorce, naghain siya sa Regional Trial Court (RTC) ng petition for judicial recognition of foreign divorce na ipinagkaloob ng RTC. Kinwestiyon ito sa Korte Suprema ng Office of the Solicitor General.

Sa Desisyon na isinulat ni Associate Justice Japar B. Dimaampao, maaaring kilalanin ang divorce sa ibang bansa basta ito ay tanggap sa batas ng bansang nagkaloob nito, maging ito man ay dumaan sa judicial o administrative proceeding, o sa pamamagitan ng kasunduan ng mag-asawa.

Sa ilalim ng Article 26(2) ng Family Code, ang mga Pilipinong dating kasal sa dayuhan ay maaaring humiling sa mga korte ng Pilipinas na kilalanin ang divorce na wasto nitong nakuha sa ibang bansa, para maiwasan ang sitwasyon na pwede na mag-asawa ang dayuhan sa ibang bansa pero bawal pa rin mag-asawang muli ang Pilipino sa Pilipinas.

Pero ibinalik ng Korte Suprema sa RTC ang kaso para mabigyan ng pagkakataon ang Pilipina na patunayan ang batas ng Japan.

Basahin ang buong press release: https://sc.judiciary.gov.ph/sc-recognition-of-divorce-not-limited-to-those-decreed-by-foreign-courts/

Basahin ang buong kaso: https://sc.judiciary.gov.ph/249238-republic-of-the-philippines-vs-ruby-cuevas-ng-a-k-a-ruby-ng-sono/

07/03/2024

Republic Act (RA) 11982 expands the coverage of RA 10868, or the Centenarians Act of 2016, to include all Filipinos, whether residing in the Philippines or abroad to be a recipient of a cash gift worth P10,000 upon reaching the age of 80 and every five years thereafter, or until the age of 95.

READ: https://mb.com.ph/2024/3/5/filipinos-who-turn-80-85-90-or-95-years-old-between-january-1-and-december-31-2024-may-soon-get-their-p10-k-cash-incentive

24/02/2024

ICYMI: Chief Justice Gesmundo expressed his hope that the collaborative effort among the Philippine Supreme Court, Philippine Judicial Academy, and The Hague Academy of International Law would cultivate a new generation of legal minds capable of addressing the complexities of the interconnected world and contributing to international understanding and positive change, at the Opening Ceremony of the Advanced Courses of The Hague Academy of International Law in the Philippines.

The Chief also discussed the evolving landscape of the international legal system, highlighting the need for cooperation in addressing global challenges such as climate change, maritime disputes, human trafficking, and cybercrimes and emphasizing the importance of legal practitioners being proficient in both domestic and international law, especially considering contemporary issues like boundary disputes, digital commerce, and terrorism.

The Advanced Courses Programe is organized by The Hague Academy of International Law in partnership with the Supreme Court and the Philippine Judicial Academy.