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Friday, July 29, 2016

How to File for Child Support if You're a Single Parent?



One of the rights and obligations between husband and wife,
as stated in the Family Code of the Philippines, is they’re “obliged to live together, observe mutual love, respect, and fidelity, and render mutual help and support.” But due to modernization, Filipino culture such as close family ties
and conservative marriages tend to be forgotten and taken for granted. Thus, this produces many unfaithful spouses leading to “broken” families.
Single parent ka ba at nangangailangan ng suporta sa iyong naglokong asawa na iniwan ka at mga anak? Narito ang mga guidelines kung papaano makapagrequest ng suporta sa mga pagpapaaral at pantustos sa mga anak mula sa iyong asawa.  One of the rights and obligation between husband and wife, as stated in the Family Code of the Philippines, is they’re “obliged to live together, observe mutual love, respect and fidelity, and render mutual help and support.” But due to modernization, Filipino culture such as close family ties and conservative marriages tend to be forgotten and taken for granted. Thus, this produces many unfaithful spouses leading to “broken” families.  advertisement Unfortunately, the single parent, who is mostly mothers, will be forced to work for their children. However, a single parent is usually having difficult time to support their children due to some limitations since they become helpless in taking care of their children (which should be done by both parents). Hence, circumstances like these results to filing for support from the fathers of their kids by the single parent.    (Courtesy credfit to the owner of the photo)  It is in the law that parents have the responsibility for the welfare of their children. In the Family Code of the Philippines, it is stated that “When one of the spouses neglects his or her duties to the conjugal union or commit acts which tend to danger, dishonor or injury to the other or to the family, the aggrieved party may apply to the court for relief.” The acts include economic abuse in which filing for support takes place. Thus, these measures will provide penalties for those who break the law. advertisement           Here, we provided some guidelines on how to file for child support:  1. Be prepared for payment for court fees. Not all those who file and ask for support are able to pay for court fees. Hence, they will be given help from Public Attorney’s Office, Department of Justice or the Department of Social Welfare and Development, depending on the case.  2. Protection Order is issued. In some cases, this is done for protecting the aggrieved party. Automatically, the children will be in the custody of the mother with a privilege of support.  3. The case shall be filed in the Regional Trial Court. This will function as Family Courts for hearing cases.  4. Support is applied for legitimate and even illegitimate children by fathers depending on their capacity to provide. As stated in the law, “Support comprises everything indispensable for sustenance, dwelling, clothing, medical attendance, education and transportation, in keeping with the financial capacity of the family.”  5. The woman or the mother of the child is the one who will file for the support of the child. Inevitably, children below seven (7) years of age are in the custody of the mother.  6. Giving support from the father is obligatory notwithstanding of the marriage status. Children are eligible for sustenance from their parents.  Sadly, filing for support is like embarking on a rough journey. It is saddening that the children who are at an early age are affected by situations like this--- which in the first place should be living in harmony with both of their parents at home. Obviously, it is not always that way.  Hence, the best way to at least help them is through filing for adequate support with these guidelines.
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Unfortunately, the single parent, who is mostly mothers, will
be forced to work for their children. However, a single parent is usually having a difficult time to support their children due to some limitations since they become helpless in taking care of their children (which should be done by both parents). Hence, circumstances like these result to filing for support from the fathers of their kids by the single parent.

It is in the law that parents have the responsibility for
the welfare of their children. In the Family Code of the Philippines, it is stated that “When one of the spouses neglects his or her duties to the conjugal union or commit acts which tend to danger, dishonor or injury to the other or
to the family, the aggrieved party may apply to the court for relief.” The acts include economic abuse in which filing for support takes place. Thus, these measures will provide penalties for those who break the law.
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Here, we provided some guidelines on how to file for child
support:

1. Be prepared for payment for court fees. Not all
those who file and ask for support are able to pay for court fees. Hence, they will be given help from Public Attorney’s Office, Department of Justice or the Department of Social Welfare and Development, depending on the case.

2. Protection Order is issued. In some cases, this is done for protecting the aggrieved party. Automatically, the children will be in the custody of the mother with a privilege of support.

3. The case shall be filed in the Regional Trial Court. This will function as Family Courts for hearing cases.

4. Support is applied for legitimate and even illegitimate children by fathers depending on their capacity to provide. As stated in the law, “Support comprises everything indispensable for sustenance, dwelling, clothing, medical attendance, education, and transportation, in keeping with the financial capacity of the family.”

5. The woman or the mother of the child is the one who will file for the support of the child. Inevitably, children below seven (7) years of age are in the custody of the mother.

6. Giving support from the father is obligatory notwithstanding of the marriage status. Children are eligible for sustenance from their parents.


This article is filed under: Filipino Divorce Lawyer, Divorce In The Philippines, Annulment In The Philippines, Legal Separation In The Philippines, Annulment Lawyers Philippines
Sadly, filing for support is like embarking on a rough
journey. It is saddening that the children who are at an early age are affected by situations like this--- which in the first place should be living in harmony with both of their parents at home. Obviously, it is not always that way.


Hence, the best way to at least help them is through filing for adequate support with these guidelines.




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