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Browse 3 licensed attorneys and law firms in Malate, Philippines. Direct contact — no middlemen — free search.

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This directory lists 3 licensed attorneys and law firms operating in Malate, Metro Manila, Philippines. All listed lawyers are members of the Integrated Bar of the Philippines (IBP) and authorized to practice before Philippine courts. Click any profile to view contact details, office address, and Google Maps location.
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Formilleza Law Offices - Lawyer and Legal Services in Malate
📞 +63 2 8522 4134
📍 Malate, Metro Manila
Marlaw-martinez Law Office - Lawyer and Legal Services in Malate
📞 +63 967 427 0011
📍 Malate, Metro Manila
Notary - Rodriguez, Rufus B - Lawyer and Legal Services in Malate
📞 +63 2 8524 2504
📍 Malate, Metro Manila

Frequently Asked Questions — Lawyers in Malate

How many lawyers are listed in Malate?

This directory currently lists 3 licensed attorneys and law firms in Malate, Metro Manila. Updated regularly as new attorneys register.

What types of lawyers are available in Malate?

Attorneys in Malate handle criminal defense, family law and annulment, labor disputes, real estate transactions, corporate law, civil litigation, and administrative cases. Many are general practitioners covering multiple areas of Philippine law.

How do I contact a lawyer in Malate?

Click any attorney profile above to view phone number, office address, and map location. You can call directly from the profile. No registration or booking fee is required.

Are the lawyers in Malate licensed to practice in the Philippines?

Yes. All attorneys listed are members of the Integrated Bar of the Philippines (IBP), the mandatory professional organization authorized by the Supreme Court of the Philippines.

How much does a lawyer cost in Malate?

Initial consultations in Malate typically range from ₱500 to ₱3,500. Full representation depends on case complexity — from ₱15,000 for simple matters to over ₱100,000 for complex litigation. Always request a written fee agreement.