M Corleone

Theoretically, married women are the perfect mistresses.

Why?

Because they won't do anything stupid that could ruin their own marriage, much less their reputation.

Sucks to be in an office romance to be honest.

Lalo pag married with children yung ka-office romance mo. Kahit pa walang label yan, it's impossible na walang feelings involved.

Depends on the date.

If for a special occasion, always the one-button suit jacket tapos long-sleeve shirt, paired with chinos and driving loafers.

If for a sponty, polo shirt jeans and sneakers would do.

Rocking the GMT-II "Batman" now.

Grabe, bumaba na value despite the fact na napakahirap na pumila sa Rolex ngayon. Looking at Datejust 41 pero parang ayoko nang pumila ulit. Haha!

Office jacket on weekdays, leather jacket from Boss on weekends.

Loving the dri-fit line. Good fit for a big guy like me. Although I had to take it to my tailor to make the armhole smaller and the sleeve shorter.

Always a good balance between authentic and high-quality replicas.

Rule of thumb, depende sa pupuntahan -- if you think there's a high chance that you'd be called out for wearing reps, then go for authentic. Otherwise, you can always rock a good daily beater.

A good watch and of course the pinky ring.

Recently splurged on Dunk lows and AJ1 lows, especially the Travis Scott releases.

Go Hotel Timog

Around 1.3k lang for an overnight stay so mga 12 hours.

Sulit na sulit since yung room ambiance is really relaxing. If short time yung inavail mong outcall service, sulit ka pa din dahil you still have a lot of time to stay even after the service. Pahinga, nood ng Netflix, magbabad sa shower, etc. bago umuwi.

Live life to the fullest: travel to countries you've always dreamed of, buy your dream house and cars, eat good food, and let fate do its thing. 

A PS5, dark-colored suits, and a lot of guns. 

Poker, Baccarat, and the roulette.

On 7/19/2023 at 6:21 AM, csb_miley said:

Any update for ltopf renewals last May at Moa Gunshow caravan?  Na release na po ba. Or totoo po ba na stop muna ang online registration? Someone told me about an issue. But i didnt ask more about it, seems confidential. I respect kung ano man ito. Thank you sa sasagot. Im seriously waiting for mine to release.. Ang tagal na..

I believe that the issue you're referring to is the sudden cancellation/revocation of several LTOPFs. Usapan sa grupo namin ito and I was informed na yung mga cinancel are those accounts na pinalakad na "non-appearance". Perhaps the reason bakit nagkaron ng slowdown sa releasing ng mga LTOPFs applied through caravans.

I renewed mine just this May and lumabas naman after about a week or two. Hindi ko na pinalakad since online submission lang naman ng docs thru the FEO website. The only shortcut I made na lang siguro is yung printing which ipinakisuyo ko na lang sa kakilala sa loob -- of course when the e-license was already available.

So OP, siguro you might want to check your FEO account na lang from time to time para ma-monitor mo. Once na okay na yung e-license mo, or approved na yung renewal application mo, you can just proceed sa FEO mismo sa Crame (or kung saan ka nag-process na region) to have your license card printed.

Ang mahal na ng bala ngayon. Reloaded 370 rounds of 9mm ammo sa Stronghand at PhP10.80 (copper coated) per bullet. So far sila yung pinakamura yet quality sa lahat ng naikutan kong reloading shops.

Or have I not looked hard enough? Any recommendations for affordable reloaded ammos, ladies and gentlemen?

I confess that I'm already falling in love with a super close officemate/friend.

Plot twist: she's already married with two (2) kids.

What if gusto nya na din pala talaga ako at naghahantay lang sya ng move galing sakin?

What if ituloy namin yung relasyon namin kahit na alam naming bawal?

21 hours ago, theoneandonlymistressmia said:

I see. So it's really easy to become a scammer nowadays. You filed for a case. The respondent don't show up and the case if dismissed. Thank you very much. 

Unfortunately, yes. That is why scamming is becoming more and more prevalent these days. This has something to do with due process -- giving the respondent/accused the opportunity to answer/rebut all the accusations against him or her. However, absconding doesn't really get them off the hook as it would necessitate them to stay in the shadows, or in common parlance: "maglakad ng wala nang ulo".

Nevertheless, in your case, you are still left with another recourse: assuming that the money you are claiming was on account of fraud, you may opt to file a criminal case for Estafa against the respondent -- thereby allowing you to seek for an arrest warrant against his or her person. At the risk of stating the obvious, however, such course of action would entail additional costs, mostly for legal fees.

1 hour ago, theoneandonlymistressmia said:

Is it right for the judge to dismiss a small claims case just because the respondent don't attend the hearings and is now hiding? Given the fact that they gave a new location (in the province) and refuse to receive the court order and an affidavit of refusal was made, is that even the right judgement?

Yes, the Judge is correct. The Court has no jurisdiction yet over his person. And since under the rules, lack of jurisdiction is one of the grounds for a dismissal of the case, the Judge may motu propio (in his own instance) dismiss the case outright.

Recently went around motorcycle dealerships to check for a cruiser bike.

Looks like I found the one:

BMW R18 for the win!

Excited for this!

Happy!

Do a lot of cardio to burn the fat around the belly area (as well as those excess flabs in your body) and avoid sugary drinks and stick to water -- rule of thumb, any drink with color would not do you any good.

Lastly, cut out the carbs.

To tone the belly area, planking is your best friend.

Observe these things religiously and you're on your way to having that flat belly you've been dreaming of.

Good luck!

Hi our Legal Lawyers

 

I just want to consult on something.

 

A friend died leaving a husband and 2 kids aged 18 and 15. they still have a house and lot and the Dad wants to Pawn or Sell the house. Do the kids have any say on this matter?

 

The house is still named to my dead friend and hasnt been transferred to his Husband nor the kids.

 

My concern is the Dad doesnt have a job/ hasn't had a job for decades, a senior citizen now and is really bad with money. If they pawn or sell the property now the kids will be left homeless and penniless.

 

Do the kids have any legal right to the property even though they are just teenagers?

 

Thanks so much to those who can answer.

Yes, the kids have legal rights over the property since they are compulsory heirs, as well as their dad.

Now, on the basis of your narration, it would be safe to assume that the deceased (wife) left no last will and testament, which makes succession intestate. Because of this, the kids are entitled to 50% of the total value of the hereditary estate (total value of all the properties -- real and personal -- of the deceased) and the surviving husband shall be entitled to a portion which is equal to a share of one legitimate child.

But since the matter of concern is the house and lot left by the deceased, it would be necessary for them to execute an Extrajudicial Settlement to partition the estate of the deceased and for them to be able to transfer the house and lot in the name of the kids -- should the dad agree. Payment of taxes will come next.

In the event the dad insists on pawning or selling the house and lot, they should still execute the said settlement for purposes of transferring the title to the buyer (or to the dad in case the property is to be pawned). Thereafter, the children and the dad should be entitled to their share of the proceeds ("napagbentahan / napagsanglaan"). Hindi ko na ididiscuss yung sharing, but to illustrate:

Proceeds: PhP1,000,000.00

The partition would be in the following order:

Children = PhP500,000.00

> Child 1 = PhP250,000.00;

> Child 2 = PhP250,000.00

*Free Portion = PhP500,000.00 (eto yung pambayad sa mga naiwang utang, kung meron)

Assuming walang naiwang utang, then:

Dad = PhP250,000.00

Remaining Free Portion: PhP250,000.00 (eto na ngayon yung pwede pa nilang paghati-hatiang mag-aama or pwedeng ipamahagi sa mga kaibigan, kamag-anak o i-donate sa mga charities)

Please do note however that the foregoing illustration will only apply if the deceased is survived by two (2) legitimate children together with the surviving spouse. Mag-iiba na kasi ang sharing ng surviving spouse kung isa lang yung naiwang legitimate child. Nevertheless, the surviving legitimate children shall always be entitled to half (50%) of the hereditary estate of the deceased while illegitimate children shall be entitled to 1/2 of a legitimate child's share.

Sana nakatulong ito.

Can a concerned citizen file a report regarding VWAC or dapat yung involved person mismo?

Yes it is allowed. It would be absurd if only the wife/GF can file if they are victims of violence

While concerned citizens are allowed to file a case for VAWC against a male perpetrator, the law provides for qualifications, to wit:

"(h) At least two (2) concerned responsible citizens of the city or municipality where the violence against women and their children occurred and who has personal knowledge of the offense committed."

This can be found under Section 9(h) or RA 9262 or the VAWC Law.

Personal knowledge of the acts of violence committed against a woman is the most crucial qualification here.

Best of luck!

do we need a lawyer for this since its a small claims court only?

where do we file the claim, in the city of our office or in the city where the employee live?

Considering the amount owed to you (PhP40k), a lawyer wouldn't be necessary. As a matter of fact, lawyers are prohibited from appearing in Small Claims proceedings.

Preparation of the complaint for Small Claims is not that difficult since there is a downloadable form in the internet (or you can ask some lawyer friends for it, if you have a few) and you will just be filling up certain information.

The only challenge here is you need to provide pieces of evidence to prove the obligation owed to you (i.e., contract/s, IOUs, Promissory Notes, etc.) which, take note, should all be in the original. No photocopies will be admitted as evidence per the rules on Small Claims.

Alternatively, you can proceed to your city's Hall of Justice and ask for the Small Claims section where they could give you a complaint form to fill up.

Be reminded also that filing a Small Claims would require the payment of filing fees, except those who shall be litigating as indigents (those who are unemployed and has no source of income and those who are below the poverty threshold) or as we call it, "pauper litigants".

Good luck!