For some, marriage just doesn’t work. There are several reasons why marriage falls apart—either one of the parties committed grave misconduct, and the other is subject to abuse, a third party may be involved, or the couples simply fall out of love. As we all may know, the Philippines’ family code rules prohibit divorce, unlike...Read More

What is it about the Philippines that makes it unique in relation to the remainder of the world? Indeed, for a certain something, it is about their way of life. In the Philippines, it is family first. So whether you are a part of the close family or you have a place with the third...Read More

Strictly speaking, there is no divorce in the Philippines. A marriage involving Filipinos may only be dissolved through Annulment. On the other hand, Legal Separation is a judicial process where the marital obligations of the spouses to live together as husband and wife as well as their property relations are terminated. Read This :   Family Law […]Read More

Currently, The Philippines does not have a divorce law, leaving estranged spouses with two options, either file for Annulment or Legal Separation. Read This :   Family Law What is the difference between the two? The main difference between Annulment and Legal Separation is its effect on the marriage of the spouses. In Annulment, the marital ties […]Read More