Articles on family law matters including annulment, custody, support, and related legal remedies under Philippine law.
How is child support calculated in the Philippines? There is no fixed percentage or universal monthly amount required by Philippine
How Is Child Support Calculated in the Philippines? 7 Essential Rules Read Post »
Can a wife or husband claim support while separated in the Philippines? Yes. A spouse may generally claim financial support
Can a Wife or Husband Claim Support While Separated in the Philippines? 7 Key Rules Read Post »
Generally, no. If your annulment or declaration of nullity case is still pending, you should not remarry. Filing a case
Can I Remarry While My Annulment Case Is Pending in the Philippines? 7 Essential Rules Read Post »
Article 147 of the Family Code governs the property rights of certain unmarried couples in the Philippines who live together
Article 147 Family Code: Powerful Guide to Property Rights of Unmarried Couples Read Post »
Child custody during annulment proceedings is not automatically awarded to the parent who files the case. When spouses are going
Child Custody During Annulment Proceedings in the Philippines: What Parents Can Do Read Post »
The evidence needed for annulment in the Philippines depends on the legal ground being invoked. This distinction is critical because
Evidence Needed for Annulment in the Philippines: Complete 2026 Guide Read Post »
Heir Refuses to Sign Extrajudicial Settlement Philippines If an heir refuses to sign an extrajudicial settlement in the Philippines, the
Heir Refuses to Sign Extrajudicial Settlement Philippines: What Can You Do? (2026) Read Post »
Can you remarry while an annulment case is pending in the Philippines? Generally, no. The mere filing of an annulment
Can You Remarry While an Annulment Case Is Pending in the Philippines? 2026 Legal Guide Read Post »
Can parents waive child support in the Philippines? No. Under Philippine law, parents cannot validly waive, renounce, or permanently give
Can a father take custody of a child in the Philippines? Yes. However, custody is never automatic simply because someone
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