Municipal Trial Court of Monkayo

11/03/2026

PUBLIC ADVISORY

In compliance with Memorandum Circular No. 02-2026 of the Supreme Court dated 8 March 2026, RE: Adoption of Flexible Work Arrangement and Energy Conservation measure in the Judiciary, the Municipal Trial Court would like to inform the public that it will be adopting the following work schedules starting 9 March 2026 until further notice:

ON-SITE-WORK:
Monday to Thursday
8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

WORK-FROM-HOME:
Friday
8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

For urgent matters or other concern, you may call or text the hotline number 0915-813-8060 or email at [email protected].

26/11/2025

Justice Link: Strengthening the bridge between the court and the community.

Lecture delivered by Judge Lailani C. Marzo-Vagilidad

Kudos to MLGOO ma'am Kim Garcia-Pedro Participants: Barangay Captains and members of the Lupon Tagapamayapa of 21 barangays of the Municipality of Monkayo Davao de Oro

03/12/2024

"No notary public or other office authorized to administer
oaths shall add his jurat or acknowledgement to any
document subject to documentary stamp tax unless the
proper documentary stamps are affixed thereto and cancelled."

25/09/2024

Jail Visitation

23/09/2024

Are you filing a civil case in a trial court?

The Philippine Judiciary is now going digital.

From September 1 to December 1 this year, first-level and second-level courts all over the country will slowly transition to electronic filing for civil cases.

By September 1, all civil filings must include electronic versions of hard copies, or else the courts will not act on them.

During the three-month transition period, each judicial region will be certified before they can start implementing a fully-electronic mode of filing.

The goal is that by December 1, electronic filing will be considered the only mode of filing, except for initiatory pleadings, which would still require hard copies.

To know more, visit the eFiling microsite at: https://sc.judiciary.gov.ph/electronic-filing/

23/09/2024

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From September 1 to December 1, 2024, first-level and second-level courts all over the country will slowly transition to electronic filing for civil cases.

By September 1, 2024 all civil filings must include electronic versions of hard copies, or else the courts will not act on them.

Note the three S’s after the physical filing of civil pleadings in first- and second- level courts:

Step 1: SCAN each pleading, with annexes, or convert them to Portable Document Format (PDF).

Step 2: SAVE as separate files following these filename formats:
– [Pleading]-[Docket No.].pdf
– [Annex A]-[Pleading]-[Docket No.].pdf

Step 3: SEND via email:
– Subject: [Docket No.], [Case Title-Pleading Title]
– Body: (a) Primary manner of filing; (b) Filing date; (c) Docket number; (d) Case Title; (e) Filing Party; (f) Contact Numbers; (g) Other e-mail addresses; and (h) Titles of attachments.
– Send to the court’s official email address within 24 hours from the primary filing.
– Cc: all counsel and their law firms.
– Retain copy of transmittal email.

For more information, visit the eFiling microsite at https://sc.judiciary.gov.ph/electronic-filing/.

19/06/2024

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

07/12/2023

The Municipal Trial Court of Monkayo, Davao de Oro joins the observance of the eighteen (18)-Day Campaign to End Violence Against Women in the Philippines, with the Theme “UNITED for a VAW-free Philippines “