Daniel is an OFW  working  abroad when his wife Eva became pregnant and gave birth to their son Migo.  However, when Daniel came home, he had serious doubts that Migo is not his child. How can he prove that the child is not his own without hurting his wife and destroying his family?

Can a husband deprive his wife of marital support because he is accusing her of committing adultery?

This episode  highlights the need to bring men to an equal standing with women when it comes to sexual harassment.    The truth of the matter is that social and cultural expectations on masculinity and male dominance tend to put male sex abuse victims in a predicament.

This brings us to the story of Dick, a seafarer who was victimized by a sexual predator while onboard.  Diagnosed to suffer PTSD,  he is asking if mental disorder brought about sexual harassment onboard a ship can be considered a permanent disability and can make the shipping company liable for moral damages.

Wilson is a 26-year old professional Real Estate Broker who was promised the deal of his career.   However, he later found out that the land owner dealt the property with another agent for a lower price.  Finding that there was under declaration of taxes, Wilson plotted to expose the deal to get back at the land owner and the other agent.  He resorted to online legal research and found what he believed will support his move.   He, however, made a mistake that turned the tables against him.  

Melvin is a call center agent and occasional drug user.  He uses illegal drugs to be able to work during graveyard shifts.  One morning after work, he was invited by his friend, Maya to a celebration at her apartment.   The party was interrupted when the police barged to serve a search warrant.  When  illegal drugs and paraphernalia were found at the apartment, the police arrested everyone present at the party including Melvin.  They were charged of the crime of "Visiting a Drug Den" under the Comprehensive Dangerous Drugs law.  Is this the end of the road for Melvin?

Lilibeth is a college student who hitched a ride with Mang Armando on her way home.    Things quickly turned bad when policemen at a check point found a box full of marijuana in Mang Armando's tricycle.   As Lilibeth was the only passenger, the police suspected her of transporting  illegal drugs.  A violation of the dangerous drugs law does not consider ownership of drugs as a relevant element in transportation of drugs.  What can Lilibeth do?

Tanya is a single mother  who working as a nursing assistant in California, U.S.A .  She separated from her good-for- nothing husband Bryan and is now having financial difficulties in supporting her daughters through college.   Desperate of making her daughters' dreams come true,  she asked financial support from  her father-in-law Romulo who is a wealthy realtor in Manila.  Did she make the right move?

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Can an employee who has an attitude problem be terminated by his employer?  This is the topic of Episode 3.  Labor lawyer, Atty. RV June Zoe Bernal will explain the legal consequences of not getting along with co-employees at the work place and management prerogative to take the necessary action to correct the situation and protect its organization.

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Gino is a proud member of the LGBTQ and works as a hairdresser.  He overheard a juicy gossip at work which he shared with a friend.  Unknown to him a simple tweet has placed him in hot water.  Can he be held criminally liable for liking a libelous tweet or commenting on it?  Know your rights while using  social media applications like Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.  Can a "like" or "comment" in these social media platforms thrown  you in jail?     

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Jessie is an elementary school teacher who fell in love with Yussuf, a dashing medical student.   Yussuf promised her the moon and stars.  Later he proposed marriage to her.    Soon Jessie found out that her suitor's profession of love and promise to marry were empty words directly intended to fool, dupe, entice, beguile and deceive her into believing that indeed, he loved her and would want her to be his life's partner.   Can Jessie sue Yussuf for breach of promise to marry?    

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