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“Indigent Party” as defined under Rule 3, Section 21 of the Rules of Court. It
refers to one who has no money or property sufficient and available for food,
shelter and basic necessities for himself and his family. The test for indigency
shall not be based on a set financial amount but rather on the capacity to afford
the services of counsel after considering his or her basic necessities for himself
and his or her family.

“Indigent Litigant” as defined under Rule 141, Section 19 of the Rules of
Court. A litigant shall be considered an indigent if:
a. His gross monthly income and that of his immediate family combined
does not exceed an amount double the monthly minimum wage of an
employee in the place where the party resides; and
b. He does not own real property with a fair market value, as stated in the
current tax declaration, of more than Three Hundred Thousand
(P300,000.00) Pesos.

“Other Persons of Limited Means” refers to a person who may not be covered
by the definition of “Indigent Party” and “Indigent Litigant”, but would, under
the circumstances, not financially able to afford the services of counsel. This
includes farmers, indigenous peoples, children in conflict with the law, victims
of gender violence, and such other similar groups as may be approved by the
Integrated Bar of the Philippines.

To ensure quality free legal aid services, Estrebillo Law Office will only accommodate
a few legal aid clients and a few meritorious cases at a time.
You may contact Estrebillo Law Office for any inquiries regarding its free legal aid
services.