9 common misunderstandings and the truth about recognition of foreign divorce in the Philippines...
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My marriage is void. Do I still have to go through court if I want to marry again?
When you found out that your marriage is void or invalid, you have no authority to decide on your own that you can remarry. Only the court can decide if a Filipino can marry again...
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Marriage Without a Marriage Ceremony in the Philippines: When Is a “Marriage” Null and Void?
A court’s final judgment declaring a previous marriage void due to lack of marriage ceremony should first be obtained before a person can marry again...
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Bigamy in the Philippines: How to End a Bigamous Marriage (Nullity Case), Fix PSA Records, and Avoid Criminal Trouble
If a marriage took place while one of the parties was already or still married, then that second marriage is null and void. However, a court case must be filed to declare that second marriage void...
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Adopting a Single Mother’s Illegitimate Child
The adoption of a single mother’s illegitimate child is not anchored solely on the best interests of the child but likewise, with due regard to the natural rights of the biological parents...
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What Does it Mean if You were Married Without a Marriage License?
A marriage license is usually an indispensable requirement for a valid marriage. A marriage without one is usually null and void. However, a court case must be filed to officially declare that marriage void and without effect...
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