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The law shouldn't feel out of reach. Atty. Ver breaks down real legal questions — property, family, labor, and everything in between — into clear, plain-language answers, so you can understand your rights and make informed decisions before you ever need a courtroom.

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Atty. Ver Quimco — Iligan City, Lanao del Norte

About

Human Rights Lawyer,Mediator,& Broadcaster.


Atty. Ver Quimco is a Filipino trial lawyer and broadcaster, an advocate for human rights and good governance, and thirty-five years into the active practice of law. He holds an AB in Political Science from La Salle University and a Bachelor of Laws / Juris Doctor from Misamis University, both in Ozamiz City. Today he practises privately as Senior Partner of Bayron, Sarsaba and Quimco Legal Services in Iligan City.

He is also a peace advocate and an accredited mediator, active in settling disputes within communities. One advocacy runs through all of it: equipping Barangay officials and mediators with the skills and awareness of the law they need to settle the cases that reach the Lupong Tagapamayapa.

Much of his career has been spent in government. He was appointed Provincial Attorney of Lanao del Norte in 1989, then Head and District Public Attorney of the Public Attorney's Office in Iligan City. As a government corporate lawyer he served as OIC Head of Mindanao Legal Services for the National Transmission Corporation in 2009 before joining the National Grid Corporation of the Philippines as General Counsel for Mindanao. In 2021 he was appointed Regional Labor Arbiter of the National Labor Relations Commission, serving in Caraga and the Zamboanga Peninsula until his recent retirement.

For forty years he has been on the air. Accredited by the Kapisanan ng mga Brodkaster ng Pilipinas, he has anchored programs and segments in cities and provinces across Mindanao, and has since carried the same advocacies onto social media under a single mantra:Legal Information is Power.

Away from the practice he runs — thirty finisher medals across marathons and ultramarathons, and still racing at sixty-five. He has also recorded two albums of cover songs, Harana sa Hustisya and Take Two for Justice, produced by the Center for Alternative Forum and Justice (CALL for Justice Inc.) to raise bail money for people unjustly imprisoned.

Education

  • Bachelor of Laws / Juris Doctor — Misamis University, Ozamiz City
  • AB Political Science — La Salle University, Ozamiz City

Government service

  • Provincial Attorney — Province of Lanao del Norte (1989)
  • District Public Attorney — Public Attorney's Office, Iligan City District
  • OIC Head, Mindanao Legal Services — National Transmission Corporation (2009)
  • General Counsel for Mindanao — National Grid Corporation of the Philippines
  • Regional Labor Arbiter — NLRC, Caraga and Zamboanga Peninsula (2021, now retired)

Practice & advocacy

  • Senior Partner — Bayron, Sarsaba and Quimco Legal Services, Iligan City
  • Accredited Mediator — community dispute settlement
  • Trainer — Barangay officials and the Lupong Tagapamayapa
  • Accredited Broadcaster — Kapisanan ng mga Brodkaster ng Pilipinas (KBP)

Ver QuimcoSenior Partner · Bayron, Sarsaba and Quimco

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Questions

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Not sure your problem is even a legal one? Ask anyway. A good share of what comes in every week is settled in a sentence — and there is no charge for finding out whether you need a lawyer at all.

  • Is the information here legal advice?

    No. Everything published here — and everything answered on air — is general legal information: the rules as they stand, explained plainly. Advice means applying those rules to your facts, your documents, and your deadlines, and that only happens in a consultation. Reading a post or watching a reel does not create an attorney–client relationship.

  • How does a consultation work?

    Start in the chat below and describe the situation in your own words — no legal vocabulary required. Straightforward questions are often settled right there. If yours needs a proper sit-down, the assistant books it for you in the same conversation — at the Iligan office or by video call, at a time you pick, with the fee stated before you confirm. No form, no phone tag, and it works outside office hours.

  • What should I prepare beforehand?

    Whatever you already have, in whatever state it is in — contracts, titles, receipts, messages, the letter you were served. Just as useful is a rough timeline: what happened, when, and who was involved. Missing documents can be traced later; a deadline that has already passed cannot be undone, so come early rather than complete.

  • Do you handle cases outside Iligan?

    Yes. The practice is based in Iligan City and appears regularly across Lanao del Norte and Northern Mindanao, and consultations by video call reach anywhere. If a matter has to be filed in a venue far from here, you will be told so plainly and pointed toward counsel who practises there — that is a cheaper answer for you than a lawyer who has to travel.

  • How much does it cost?

    It depends on the work. A consultation is a fixed fee agreed before you book. A case that goes to filing is quoted as an acceptance fee plus appearance fees, set out in writing and explained line by line at the start. Nothing gets billed that you were not told about first.

Contact

Start witha question.

Describe the situation in your own words — no legal vocabulary required, Cebuano or English, whichever comes easier. The assistant in the chat answers straight away and books the consultation itself — there is no form to fill in and no waiting on office hours. If the answer is that you don’t need a lawyer at all, you will be told that too.

Office
Tubod, Iligan City, Philippines 9200
Hours
Mon – Fri, 9:00 – 17:00

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