running away from debts

[ilyong]

Dear Sir/Ma'am,

A certain Michelle Dizon Baldizar owe me about Php20,000. I cannot find her in her former work at first where she promised to pay me every payday. It turned out that she had already resigned. Then I learned that she is planning to go to Singapore with the help of her aunt, Ms. Rachel Dizon-Patricio. A way to run away with her debts from me and some other people. Including two credit card companies (HSBC and CitiCard). I also learned that she was rehired by her former employer Ms. Flor Villarosa but would not disclose in what field she is assigned. What can I do to stop here from going to Singapore with my money still unpaid?

 

[fredrikklaw]

Improper Venue!

I do not mean to speak for the members on this Forum, but your question requires a response from someone with knowledge of the laws of the Philippines and we are limited here in ours to the laws of the Unites States; well, at least I am.

When doing legal research, I frequently come across extensive and detailed published opinion by the Philippines high courts similar in nature to that of the U.S. Supreme Court and other lower courts of all jurisdictions, a good in indication that there must be legal clinics and similar resources such as this Forum available in the Philippines.

I am sorry for your dilemma and you sound to be quite at pains with it which is quite understandable, and I wish you the best in finding an answer to how to stop this person from fleeing your country and recouping the debt owed to you, but please refrain in the future from naming individuals at the very least by their last names and companies by their specific commercial reputations on any internet based forum you happen to pose your question in next.

Respectfully,

fredrikklaw

 

[ilyong]

With sincere apologies and great gratitude, I will do as what I was told.