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Friday, July 26, 2019

5 Years of Separation Can Be a Ground For Annulment Under New Bill




It is no secret that the Philippines is one of the very few countries in the world where divorce is not allowed. Aside from that, annulment in the country is considered by many as an expensive and tedious process. And because of that, many couples are tied in the marriage that is no longer working out. To end this kind of sufferings two congressmen filed bills pertaining to annulment and divorce in the country. Surigao del Norte 2nd District Representative Robert Ace Barbers filed House Bill No. 205 that aims to amend some provisions of the "Family Code of the Philippines". Under his bill, marriage may also be annulled if the parties have been separated in fact for at least five years. According to Barbers, his bill is base on the factual and existing marital condition of many Filipinos. He added that five years of actual separation would make the couples estrange enough that a possible reconciliation is unlikely to happen. Five years should have also made the parties “adjust and move on with their individual lives without further straining the relationship,” according to him. On the other hand, Davao Del Norte Representative Pantaleon Alvarez has refiled the absolute divorce. Alvarez pushed the measures during his term as Speaker of the House of Representative in the 18th Congress and was approved on the third and final reading but failed to get approval from Senate. The bill provides that after the divorce becomes effective, the marriage bonds will be severed and the former spouses will have the right to marry another person either by a civil or religious ceremony. The measure also ensures that the proceedings for the grant of absolute divorce will be affordable and inexpensive, particularly for indigent litigants and petitioners. A mandatory six-month cooling-off period will also be provided under the bill. During this period, the court will not start the trial for absolute divorce after the filing of the petition for six months to try to reunite and reconcile the parties.
It is no secret that the Philippines is one of the very few countries in the world where divorce is not allowed. Aside from that, annulment in the country is considered by many as an expensive and tedious process. And because of that, many couples are tied in the marriage that is no longer working out. To end this kind of sufferings two congressmen filed bills pertaining to annulment and divorce in the country.

Surigao del Norte 2nd District Representative Robert Ace Barbers filed House Bill No. 205 that aims to amend some provisions of the "Family Code of the Philippines". Under his bill, marriage may also be annulled if the parties have been separated in fact for at least five years.



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 According to Barbers, his bill is base on the factual and existing marital condition of many Filipinos. He added that five years of actual separation would make the couples estrange enough that a possible reconciliation is unlikely to happen. Five years should have also made the parties “adjust and move on with their individual lives without further straining the relationship,” according to him.

On the other hand, Davao Del Norte Representative Pantaleon Alvarez has refiled the absolute divorce. Alvarez pushed the measures during his term as Speaker of the House of Representative in the 18th Congress and was approved on the third and final reading but failed to get approval from Senate.
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The bill provides that after the divorce becomes effective, the marriage bonds will be severed and the former spouses will have the right to marry another person either by a civil or religious ceremony.

The measure also ensures that the proceedings for the grant of absolute divorce will be affordable and inexpensive, particularly for indigent litigants and petitioners.

A mandatory six-month cooling-off period will also be provided under the bill. During this period, the court will not start the trial for absolute divorce after the filing of the petition for six months to try to reunite and reconcile the parties.

This article is filed under divorce, annulment in the Philippines, Family Code, legal separation, marriage, house bills, laws. 

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Thursday, February 14, 2019

High-Cost Weddings Often Results To Marriage Failure — Studies

Does an extravagant wedding guarantee a bountiful and happy marriage? People spend an awful lot of money on their wedding, making sure that this once-in-a-lifetime event will be memorable.
The irony of this is that, in a study, they have found out that a couple who spent a large amount of money on their wedding often end up in separation. 
Does an extravagant wedding guarantee a bountiful and happy marriage? People spend an awful lot of money on their wedding, making sure that this once-in-a-lifetime event will be memorable. The irony of this is that, in a study, they have found out that a couple who spent a large amount of money on their wedding often end up in separation. Ads Economics professors Andrew Francis-Tan and Hugo Mialon conducted a survey from 3,000 participants who are married people and the results have shown that there are several characteristics that increase the likelihood of failed marriage. There are many factors that the researchers looked into. One of these is the amount that the couples poured in for their engagement rings. “Specifically, in the sample of men, spending between $2,000 and $4,000 (Php 104,000 – 208,000) on an engagement ring is associated with 1.3 times greater hazard of divorce as compared to spending between $500 and $2,000 (Php 26,000 – 104,000),” the paper reads. Another factor that the researchers noticed is the costs of the wedding ceremony. Those whose weddings cost less than $1000 (Php 52,000) showed a significant decrease in the likelihood of separation. The results show a huge difference compared to those couples who spent around or more than $20,000 (Php 1,042,800) as the likelihood of separation increased by 1.6 times for women. Ads Sponsored Links On an interesting note, one of the few expenditures which lowered the risks of separation was going on a honeymoon. The researchers found that couples who went for a honeymoon are “significantly associated with a lower hazard” from thoughts of divorce. The studies conclude that instead of spending so much on rings and the ceremonies, it might be better to spend money and quality time between couples on a private, post-wedding getaway.

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Economics professors Andrew Francis-Tan and Hugo Mialon conducted a survey from 3,000 participants who are married people and the results have shown that there are several characteristics that increase the likelihood of failed marriage.

There are many factors that the researchers looked into. One of these is the amount that the couples poured in for their engagement rings. “Specifically, in the sample of men, spending between $2,000 and $4,000 (Php 104,000 – 208,000) on an engagement ring is associated with 1.3 times greater hazard of divorce as compared to spending between $500 and $2,000 (Php 26,000 – 104,000),” the paper reads.

Another factor that the researchers noticed is the costs of the wedding ceremony. Those whose weddings cost less than $1000 (Php 52,000) showed a significant decrease in the likelihood of separation. The results show a huge difference compared to those couples who spent around or more than $20,000 (Php 1,042,800) as the likelihood of separation increased by 1.6 times for women.

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On an interesting note, one of the few expenditures which lowered the risks of separation was going on a honeymoon. The researchers found that couples who went for a honeymoon are “significantly associated with a lower hazard” from thoughts of divorce.

The studies conclude that instead of spending so much on rings and the ceremonies, it might be better to spend money and quality time between couples on a private, post-wedding getaway.

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Tuesday, January 30, 2018

Church Wedding In The Philippines: How Much Will It Cost?


The wedding day is an event every loving couple dream about after an engagement. For many, it has to be grand and fabulous—a cathedral wedding celebrated with much festivity and luxury at an exclusive hotel reception, but for some, a simple ceremony will do— done in simplicity with selected friends and relatives. In the Philippines, being practical is always considered. It could be a civil wedding with a few family members and witnesses followed by a lunch or dinner in a restaurant. Some would also consider attending a mass wedding sponsored by a local municipality or city to seal their marriage. How much will it cost you to have an average church wedding ceremony nowadays? In order to have your preferred dream wedding you must determine your financial ability become it will definitely cost a lot. Finding a wedding consultant or coordinator could help you plan things out but in the end, it will always depend on your budget. Sponsored Links For the church wedding ceremony, it will cost P5,000 to P20,000 depending on the regulation of the church where your wedding will take place. different local churches has their own charges. After the wedding ceremony, you will go to the reception venue. That is where you spend the time with your guests relatives and family. There could be more activities or program perhaps and you need to reserve that venue for about 4-7 hours. The wedding reception venue would cost you P17,000 at the least and a maximum of P120,000 based on about 150 guests. Most venues has set menu packages specially designed for big events with a large number of guests. However, some events venue doesn't provide food so you may need to commission a catering service which may cost you additional expenses of about P50,000 to P160,000 for food and drinks. And of course you would not let you dream wedding pass undocumented. And for that reason, you will hire the best professional photographer and videographer available to capture your most treasured moments. Unfortunately, they would not render their services for free. You may need to pay them around P70,000 to P150,000 for videos, photos, including wedding photo booth. The fact that you have to pay all of these, you are already spending even before the wedding, your wedding gown and the entourage cost you around P20,000 to P50,000. Your wedding ring would be around P15,000 to P50,000 for the pair and another P15,000 to P50,000 for the invitations, souvenirs, wedding planner, wedding entertainers including the singers and the hosts. In total, in just a snap, your wedding expenses could cost you a whopping P192,000 to P600,000 maximum. At the end of the day, your dream wedding has passed as planned and tomorrow would be a new day for you as married couple. Practically speaking, you could choose the most lesser cost for your wedding and instead of spending everything in one fell swoop, you could somehow set extravagance aside and save your money for your future needs instead. After all, it is always you and your partner who will decide on how your wedding would be. You could do it at your pleasure. Read More: Know The Highest Paying OFW Jobs Abroad Look: OFWs Got Cash Settlement Claims From Employer and/or AgenciesThrough OWWA SenA Popular Pinoy Stores In Canada 10 Reasons Why Filipinos Love Canada Comparison Of Savings Account In The Philippines: Initial Deposit, Maintaining Balance And Interest Rates Per Annum Mortgage Loan: What You Need To Know Passport on Wheels (POW) of DFA Starts With 4 Buses To Process 2000 Applicants Daily Did You Apply for OFW ID and Did You Receive This Email? Jobs Abroad Bound For Korea For As Much As P60k Salary Command Center For OFWs To Be Established Soon ©2018 THOUGHTSKOTO www.jbsolis.com SEARCH JBSOLIS, TYPE KEYWORDS and TITLE OF ARTICLE at the box below
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The wedding day is an event every loving couple dream about after an engagement. For many, it has to be grand and fabulous—a cathedral wedding celebrated with much festivity and luxury at an exclusive hotel reception, but for some, a simple ceremony will do— done in simplicity with selected friends and relatives. In the Philippines, being practical is always considered. It could be a civil wedding with a few family members and witnesses followed by a lunch or dinner in a restaurant. Some would also consider attending a mass wedding sponsored by a local municipality or city to seal their marriage.

 How much will it cost you to have an average to en grande church wedding ceremony nowadays? 

 In order to have your preferred dream wedding you must determine your financial ability because it will definitely cost a lot. Finding a wedding consultant or coordinator could help you plan things out but in the end, it will always depend on your budget.
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The wedding day is an event every loving couple dream about after an engagement. For many, it has to be grand and fabulous—a cathedral wedding celebrated with much festivity and luxury at an exclusive hotel reception, but for some, a simple ceremony will do— done in simplicity with selected friends and relatives. In the Philippines, being practical is always considered. It could be a civil wedding with a few family members and witnesses followed by a lunch or dinner in a restaurant. Some would also consider attending a mass wedding sponsored by a local municipality or city to seal their marriage. How much will it cost you to have an average church wedding ceremony nowadays? In order to have your preferred dream wedding you must determine your financial ability become it will definitely cost a lot. Finding a wedding consultant or coordinator could help you plan things out but in the end, it will always depend on your budget. Sponsored Links For the church wedding ceremony, it will cost P5,000 to P20,000 depending on the regulation of the church where your wedding will take place. different local churches has their own charges. After the wedding ceremony, you will go to the reception venue. That is where you spend the time with your guests relatives and family. There could be more activities or program perhaps and you need to reserve that venue for about 4-7 hours. The wedding reception venue would cost you P17,000 at the least and a maximum of P120,000 based on about 150 guests. Most venues has set menu packages specially designed for big events with a large number of guests. However, some events venue doesn't provide food so you may need to commission a catering service which may cost you additional expenses of about P50,000 to P160,000 for food and drinks. And of course you would not let you dream wedding pass undocumented. And for that reason, you will hire the best professional photographer and videographer available to capture your most treasured moments. Unfortunately, they would not render their services for free. You may need to pay them around P70,000 to P150,000 for videos, photos, including wedding photo booth. The fact that you have to pay all of these, you are already spending even before the wedding, your wedding gown and the entourage cost you around P20,000 to P50,000. Your wedding ring would be around P15,000 to P50,000 for the pair and another P15,000 to P50,000 for the invitations, souvenirs, wedding planner, wedding entertainers including the singers and the hosts. In total, in just a snap, your wedding expenses could cost you a whopping P192,000 to P600,000 maximum. At the end of the day, your dream wedding has passed as planned and tomorrow would be a new day for you as married couple. Practically speaking, you could choose the most lesser cost for your wedding and instead of spending everything in one fell swoop, you could somehow set extravagance aside and save your money for your future needs instead. After all, it is always you and your partner who will decide on how your wedding would be. You could do it at your pleasure. Read More: Know The Highest Paying OFW Jobs Abroad Look: OFWs Got Cash Settlement Claims From Employer and/or AgenciesThrough OWWA SenA Popular Pinoy Stores In Canada 10 Reasons Why Filipinos Love Canada Comparison Of Savings Account In The Philippines: Initial Deposit, Maintaining Balance And Interest Rates Per Annum Mortgage Loan: What You Need To Know Passport on Wheels (POW) of DFA Starts With 4 Buses To Process 2000 Applicants Daily Did You Apply for OFW ID and Did You Receive This Email? Jobs Abroad Bound For Korea For As Much As P60k Salary Command Center For OFWs To Be Established Soon ©2018 THOUGHTSKOTO www.jbsolis.com SEARCH JBSOLIS, TYPE KEYWORDS and TITLE OF ARTICLE at the box below
For the church wedding ceremony, it will cost P5,000 to P20,000 depending on the regulation of the church where your wedding will take place. Different local churches has their own charges.
The wedding day is an event every loving couple dream about after an engagement. For many, it has to be grand and fabulous—a cathedral wedding celebrated with much festivity and luxury at an exclusive hotel reception, but for some, a simple ceremony will do— done in simplicity with selected friends and relatives. In the Philippines, being practical is always considered. It could be a civil wedding with a few family members and witnesses followed by a lunch or dinner in a restaurant. Some would also consider attending a mass wedding sponsored by a local municipality or city to seal their marriage. How much will it cost you to have an average church wedding ceremony nowadays? In order to have your preferred dream wedding you must determine your financial ability become it will definitely cost a lot. Finding a wedding consultant or coordinator could help you plan things out but in the end, it will always depend on your budget. Sponsored Links For the church wedding ceremony, it will cost P5,000 to P20,000 depending on the regulation of the church where your wedding will take place. different local churches has their own charges. After the wedding ceremony, you will go to the reception venue. That is where you spend the time with your guests relatives and family. There could be more activities or program perhaps and you need to reserve that venue for about 4-7 hours. The wedding reception venue would cost you P17,000 at the least and a maximum of P120,000 based on about 150 guests. Most venues has set menu packages specially designed for big events with a large number of guests. However, some events venue doesn't provide food so you may need to commission a catering service which may cost you additional expenses of about P50,000 to P160,000 for food and drinks. And of course you would not let you dream wedding pass undocumented. And for that reason, you will hire the best professional photographer and videographer available to capture your most treasured moments. Unfortunately, they would not render their services for free. You may need to pay them around P70,000 to P150,000 for videos, photos, including wedding photo booth. The fact that you have to pay all of these, you are already spending even before the wedding, your wedding gown and the entourage cost you around P20,000 to P50,000. Your wedding ring would be around P15,000 to P50,000 for the pair and another P15,000 to P50,000 for the invitations, souvenirs, wedding planner, wedding entertainers including the singers and the hosts. In total, in just a snap, your wedding expenses could cost you a whopping P192,000 to P600,000 maximum. At the end of the day, your dream wedding has passed as planned and tomorrow would be a new day for you as married couple. Practically speaking, you could choose the most lesser cost for your wedding and instead of spending everything in one fell swoop, you could somehow set extravagance aside and save your money for your future needs instead. After all, it is always you and your partner who will decide on how your wedding would be. You could do it at your pleasure. Read More: Know The Highest Paying OFW Jobs Abroad Look: OFWs Got Cash Settlement Claims From Employer and/or AgenciesThrough OWWA SenA Popular Pinoy Stores In Canada 10 Reasons Why Filipinos Love Canada Comparison Of Savings Account In The Philippines: Initial Deposit, Maintaining Balance And Interest Rates Per Annum Mortgage Loan: What You Need To Know Passport on Wheels (POW) of DFA Starts With 4 Buses To Process 2000 Applicants Daily Did You Apply for OFW ID and Did You Receive This Email? Jobs Abroad Bound For Korea For As Much As P60k Salary Command Center For OFWs To Be Established Soon ©2018 THOUGHTSKOTO www.jbsolis.com SEARCH JBSOLIS, TYPE KEYWORDS and TITLE OF ARTICLE at the box below

After the wedding ceremony, you will go to the reception venue.
That is where you spend the time with your guests relatives and family. There could be more activities or program perhaps and you need to reserve that venue for about 4-7 hours. The wedding reception venue would cost you P17,000 at the least and a maximum of P120,000 based on about 150 guests. Most venues has set menu packages specially designed for big events with a large number of guests.
The wedding day is an event every loving couple dream about after an engagement. For many, it has to be grand and fabulous—a cathedral wedding celebrated with much festivity and luxury at an exclusive hotel reception, but for some, a simple ceremony will do— done in simplicity with selected friends and relatives. In the Philippines, being practical is always considered. It could be a civil wedding with a few family members and witnesses followed by a lunch or dinner in a restaurant. Some would also consider attending a mass wedding sponsored by a local municipality or city to seal their marriage. How much will it cost you to have an average church wedding ceremony nowadays? In order to have your preferred dream wedding you must determine your financial ability become it will definitely cost a lot. Finding a wedding consultant or coordinator could help you plan things out but in the end, it will always depend on your budget. Sponsored Links For the church wedding ceremony, it will cost P5,000 to P20,000 depending on the regulation of the church where your wedding will take place. different local churches has their own charges. After the wedding ceremony, you will go to the reception venue. That is where you spend the time with your guests relatives and family. There could be more activities or program perhaps and you need to reserve that venue for about 4-7 hours. The wedding reception venue would cost you P17,000 at the least and a maximum of P120,000 based on about 150 guests. Most venues has set menu packages specially designed for big events with a large number of guests. However, some events venue doesn't provide food so you may need to commission a catering service which may cost you additional expenses of about P50,000 to P160,000 for food and drinks. And of course you would not let you dream wedding pass undocumented. And for that reason, you will hire the best professional photographer and videographer available to capture your most treasured moments. Unfortunately, they would not render their services for free. You may need to pay them around P70,000 to P150,000 for videos, photos, including wedding photo booth. The fact that you have to pay all of these, you are already spending even before the wedding, your wedding gown and the entourage cost you around P20,000 to P50,000. Your wedding ring would be around P15,000 to P50,000 for the pair and another P15,000 to P50,000 for the invitations, souvenirs, wedding planner, wedding entertainers including the singers and the hosts. In total, in just a snap, your wedding expenses could cost you a whopping P192,000 to P600,000 maximum. At the end of the day, your dream wedding has passed as planned and tomorrow would be a new day for you as married couple. Practically speaking, you could choose the most lesser cost for your wedding and instead of spending everything in one fell swoop, you could somehow set extravagance aside and save your money for your future needs instead. After all, it is always you and your partner who will decide on how your wedding would be. You could do it at your pleasure. Read More: Know The Highest Paying OFW Jobs Abroad Look: OFWs Got Cash Settlement Claims From Employer and/or AgenciesThrough OWWA SenA Popular Pinoy Stores In Canada 10 Reasons Why Filipinos Love Canada Comparison Of Savings Account In The Philippines: Initial Deposit, Maintaining Balance And Interest Rates Per Annum Mortgage Loan: What You Need To Know Passport on Wheels (POW) of DFA Starts With 4 Buses To Process 2000 Applicants Daily Did You Apply for OFW ID and Did You Receive This Email? Jobs Abroad Bound For Korea For As Much As P60k Salary Command Center For OFWs To Be Established Soon ©2018 THOUGHTSKOTO www.jbsolis.com SEARCH JBSOLIS, TYPE KEYWORDS and TITLE OF ARTICLE at the box below
However, some events venue doesn't provide food so you may need to commission a catering service which may cost you additional expenses of about P50,000 to P160,000 for food and drinks.
The wedding day is an event every loving couple dream about after an engagement. For many, it has to be grand and fabulous—a cathedral wedding celebrated with much festivity and luxury at an exclusive hotel reception, but for some, a simple ceremony will do— done in simplicity with selected friends and relatives. In the Philippines, being practical is always considered. It could be a civil wedding with a few family members and witnesses followed by a lunch or dinner in a restaurant. Some would also consider attending a mass wedding sponsored by a local municipality or city to seal their marriage. How much will it cost you to have an average church wedding ceremony nowadays? In order to have your preferred dream wedding you must determine your financial ability become it will definitely cost a lot. Finding a wedding consultant or coordinator could help you plan things out but in the end, it will always depend on your budget. Sponsored Links For the church wedding ceremony, it will cost P5,000 to P20,000 depending on the regulation of the church where your wedding will take place. different local churches has their own charges. After the wedding ceremony, you will go to the reception venue. That is where you spend the time with your guests relatives and family. There could be more activities or program perhaps and you need to reserve that venue for about 4-7 hours. The wedding reception venue would cost you P17,000 at the least and a maximum of P120,000 based on about 150 guests. Most venues has set menu packages specially designed for big events with a large number of guests. However, some events venue doesn't provide food so you may need to commission a catering service which may cost you additional expenses of about P50,000 to P160,000 for food and drinks. And of course you would not let you dream wedding pass undocumented. And for that reason, you will hire the best professional photographer and videographer available to capture your most treasured moments. Unfortunately, they would not render their services for free. You may need to pay them around P70,000 to P150,000 for videos, photos, including wedding photo booth. The fact that you have to pay all of these, you are already spending even before the wedding, your wedding gown and the entourage cost you around P20,000 to P50,000. Your wedding ring would be around P15,000 to P50,000 for the pair and another P15,000 to P50,000 for the invitations, souvenirs, wedding planner, wedding entertainers including the singers and the hosts. In total, in just a snap, your wedding expenses could cost you a whopping P192,000 to P600,000 maximum. At the end of the day, your dream wedding has passed as planned and tomorrow would be a new day for you as married couple. Practically speaking, you could choose the most lesser cost for your wedding and instead of spending everything in one fell swoop, you could somehow set extravagance aside and save your money for your future needs instead. After all, it is always you and your partner who will decide on how your wedding would be. You could do it at your pleasure. Read More: Know The Highest Paying OFW Jobs Abroad Look: OFWs Got Cash Settlement Claims From Employer and/or AgenciesThrough OWWA SenA Popular Pinoy Stores In Canada 10 Reasons Why Filipinos Love Canada Comparison Of Savings Account In The Philippines: Initial Deposit, Maintaining Balance And Interest Rates Per Annum Mortgage Loan: What You Need To Know Passport on Wheels (POW) of DFA Starts With 4 Buses To Process 2000 Applicants Daily Did You Apply for OFW ID and Did You Receive This Email? Jobs Abroad Bound For Korea For As Much As P60k Salary Command Center For OFWs To Be Established Soon ©2018 THOUGHTSKOTO www.jbsolis.com SEARCH JBSOLIS, TYPE KEYWORDS and TITLE OF ARTICLE at the box below
And of course you would not let you dream wedding pass undocumented. And for that reason, you will hire the best professional photographer and videographer available to capture your most treasured moments. Unfortunately, they would not render their services for free. You may need to pay them around P70,000 to P150,000 for videos, photos, including wedding photo booth.
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The fact that you have to pay all of these, you are already spending even before the wedding, your wedding gown and the entourage cost you around P20,000 to P50,000. Your wedding ring would be around P15,000 to P50,000 for the pair and another P15,000 to P50,000 for the invitations, souvenirs, wedding planner, wedding entertainers including the singers and the hosts.

 In total, in just a snap, your wedding expenses could cost you a whopping P192,000 to P600,000 maximum. At the end of the day, your dream wedding has passed as planned and tomorrow would be a new day for you as married couple.

  Practically speaking, you could choose the most lesser cost for your wedding and instead of spending everything in one fell swoop, you could somehow set extravagance aside and save your money for your future needs instead. After all, it is always you and your partner who will decide on how your wedding would be. You could do it at your pleasure.
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Saturday, December 16, 2017

Church Decree to Annul Marriages Will Be Recognized Under Philippine Law


A new bill that will legalize Church-annuled marriages has been approved by the House committee on population and family relations. The panel with Laguna Rep. Sol Aragones as a chair recently approved the bill without a number yet as a substitute for House Bills No. 1629 and No. 3705, both of which sought the recognition of the civil effects of the Church annulment of marriages. "Church-decreed annulment bill as it is also called, the measure states that whenever a marriage, duly and legally solemnized by a priest, minister, imam, rabbi or presiding elder of any church or religious sect in the Philippines, is subsequently annulled or dissolved in a final judgment or decree, the dissolution “shall have the same effect as a decree of annulment or dissolution issued by a competent court.” It further provides that the final judgment of annulment issued by the church or religious sect shall be recorded in the appropriate civil registry within 30 days from its issuance. Sponsored Links According to the bill, the spouse involved must present a certified true copy of the final judgment or decree of declaration of nullity, annulment or dissolution of marriage registered with the appropriate civil registry prior to securing a marriage license. Due to the principle of separation of Church and State, there are separate processes in nullifying a marriage in a church and before the civil court. Deputy Speaker Gwendolyn Garcia, one of the authors of the bill, noted that although marriage was an institution that the state had an interest in, it was also considered a “religious act.” She also said that, logically, if the marriage, insofar as the contracting parties are concerned, is validated by the laws of the Church, then it necessarily follows that by the same laws, such marriage can also be invalidated or annulled. Source: Inquirer Advertisement Read More: ©2017 THOUGHTSKOTO
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A new bill that will legalize Church-annuled marriages has been approved by the House committee on population and family relations.

The panel with Laguna Rep. Sol Aragones as a chair
recently approved the bill without a number yet as a substitute for House Bills No. 1629 and No. 3705, both of which sought the recognition of the civil effects of the Church annulment of marriages.
A new bill that will legalize Church-annuled marriages has been approved by the House committee on population and family relations. The panel with Laguna Rep. Sol Aragones as a chair recently approved the bill without a number yet as a substitute for House Bills No. 1629 and No. 3705, both of which sought the recognition of the civil effects of the Church annulment of marriages. "Church-decreed annulment bill as it is also called, the measure states that whenever a marriage, duly and legally solemnized by a priest, minister, imam, rabbi or presiding elder of any church or religious sect in the Philippines, is subsequently annulled or dissolved in a final judgment or decree, the dissolution “shall have the same effect as a decree of annulment or dissolution issued by a competent court.” It further provides that the final judgment of annulment issued by the church or religious sect shall be recorded in the appropriate civil registry within 30 days from its issuance. Sponsored Links According to the bill, the spouse involved must present a certified true copy of the final judgment or decree of declaration of nullity, annulment or dissolution of marriage registered with the appropriate civil registry prior to securing a marriage license. Due to the principle of separation of Church and State, there are separate processes in nullifying a marriage in a church and before the civil court. Deputy Speaker Gwendolyn Garcia, one of the authors of the bill, noted that although marriage was an institution that the state had an interest in, it was also considered a “religious act.” She also said that, logically, if the marriage, insofar as the contracting parties are concerned, is validated by the laws of the Church, then it necessarily follows that by the same laws, such marriage can also be invalidated or annulled. Source: Inquirer Advertisement Read More: ©2017 THOUGHTSKOTO


"Church-decreed annulment bill as it is also called, the measure states that whenever a marriage, duly and legally solemnized by a priest, minister, imam, rabbi or presiding elder of any church or religious sect in the Philippines, is subsequently annulled or dissolved in a final judgment or decree, the dissolution “shall have the same effect as a decree of annulment or dissolution issued by a competent court.”


It further provides that the final judgment of annulment issued by the church or religious sect shall be recorded in the appropriate civil registry within 30 days from its issuance.

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According to the bill,
the spouse involved must present a certified true copy of the final judgment or decree of declaration of nullity, annulment or dissolution of marriage registered with the appropriate civil registry prior to securing a marriage license.

Due to the principle of separation of Church and State, there are separate processes in nullifying a marriage in a church and before the civil court.

Deputy Speaker Gwendolyn Garcia, one of the authors of the bill, noted that although marriage was an institution that the state had an interest in, it was also considered a “religious act.”
A new bill that will legalize Church-annuled marriages has been approved by the House committee on population and family relations. The panel with Laguna Rep. Sol Aragones as a chair recently approved the bill without a number yet as a substitute for House Bills No. 1629 and No. 3705, both of which sought the recognition of the civil effects of the Church annulment of marriages. "Church-decreed annulment bill as it is also called, the measure states that whenever a marriage, duly and legally solemnized by a priest, minister, imam, rabbi or presiding elder of any church or religious sect in the Philippines, is subsequently annulled or dissolved in a final judgment or decree, the dissolution “shall have the same effect as a decree of annulment or dissolution issued by a competent court.” It further provides that the final judgment of annulment issued by the church or religious sect shall be recorded in the appropriate civil registry within 30 days from its issuance. Sponsored Links According to the bill, the spouse involved must present a certified true copy of the final judgment or decree of declaration of nullity, annulment or dissolution of marriage registered with the appropriate civil registry prior to securing a marriage license. Due to the principle of separation of Church and State, there are separate processes in nullifying a marriage in a church and before the civil court. Deputy Speaker Gwendolyn Garcia, one of the authors of the bill, noted that although marriage was an institution that the state had an interest in, it was also considered a “religious act.” She also said that, logically, if the marriage, insofar as the contracting parties are concerned, is validated by the laws of the Church, then it necessarily follows that by the same laws, such marriage can also be invalidated or annulled. Source: Inquirer Advertisement Read More: ©2017 THOUGHTSKOTO
She also said that, logically, if the marriage, insofar as the contracting parties are concerned, is validated by the laws of the Church, then it necessarily follows that by the same laws, such marriage can also be invalidated or annulled.

Source: Inquirer
A new bill that will legalize Church-annuled marriages has been approved by the House committee on population and family relations. The panel with Laguna Rep. Sol Aragones as a chair recently approved the bill without a number yet as a substitute for House Bills No. 1629 and No. 3705, both of which sought the recognition of the civil effects of the Church annulment of marriages. "Church-decreed annulment bill as it is also called, the measure states that whenever a marriage, duly and legally solemnized by a priest, minister, imam, rabbi or presiding elder of any church or religious sect in the Philippines, is subsequently annulled or dissolved in a final judgment or decree, the dissolution “shall have the same effect as a decree of annulment or dissolution issued by a competent court.” It further provides that the final judgment of annulment issued by the church or religious sect shall be recorded in the appropriate civil registry within 30 days from its issuance. Sponsored Links According to the bill, the spouse involved must present a certified true copy of the final judgment or decree of declaration of nullity, annulment or dissolution of marriage registered with the appropriate civil registry prior to securing a marriage license. Due to the principle of separation of Church and State, there are separate processes in nullifying a marriage in a church and before the civil court. Deputy Speaker Gwendolyn Garcia, one of the authors of the bill, noted that although marriage was an institution that the state had an interest in, it was also considered a “religious act.” She also said that, logically, if the marriage, insofar as the contracting parties are concerned, is validated by the laws of the Church, then it necessarily follows that by the same laws, such marriage can also be invalidated or annulled. Source: Inquirer Advertisement Read More: ©2017 THOUGHTSKOTO

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Thursday, October 05, 2017

OFWs Are You Infavor of Marriage Dissolution Bill?

After consulting several groups of Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs) in Hong Kong, members of the House of Representative will also visit OFWs in Japan and the United Arab Emirates next month for consultation on House Bill Number 6027 or the Act Providing For Grounds for Dissolution of Marriage.

After consulting several groups of Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs) in Hong Kong, members of the House of Representative will also visit OFWs in Japan and the United Arab Emirates next month for consultation on House Bill Number 6027 or the Act Providing For Grounds for Dissolution of Marriage.
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 Due to physical distance with their spouses, OFWs are often victims of broken relationships.

Last October 1, Representative of Sol Aragones, chairperson of House Committee on Population and Family Relation, ACT-OFW party-list Rep. Aniceto ‘John’ Bertiz Jr., and other congressmen met with some 200 OFWs in Hong Kong.

Several groups of OFWs in Hong Kong expressed their support for the bill authored by House Speaker Pantaleon Alvarez.

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 Under the proposal, the process for the dissolution of marriage starts with the filing of a joint petition to the court, which includes the agreement of the couple on the custody of the children and their support, as well as the sharing in the division of their properties.

OFWs in Hong Kong said it could simplify the process of ending the failed marriage.

In Rappler's article, Hong Kong-based Filipino journalist and lawyer Daisy Mandap said the Philippines should have a divorce lawyer to limit the burden on OFWs who want to end their marriage.
Read: 15 Steps and Procedure for OFWs to File Annulment in the Philippines
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 Mandap added that Atty. Raymond Fortun said that annulment costs P50,000 to P300,000.

She added that the amount is too much for an OFW.

Aside from this OFWs in Hong Kong worry about the future of their investment when their estranged spouses are legally entitled to these under the Family Code.

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Wednesday, August 30, 2017

Husband Stabbed His Cheating Wife To Death In Front Of Their Children


husband is now facing parricide charges after killing his wife infront of their own kids. The suspect was immediately arrested while trying to escape from the crime scene. the reason behind the killing, his wife came home with smell of liquor and hickeys on her neck giving the husband a suspicion that her wife is cheating with him. With great remorse, the husband, Roque Porton, relates what happened that early dawn when his wife, Jhoanna arrived with smell of alcohol. "Advertisements" The suspect also notices some kiss marks on the victim's skin. the argument started and heated until the suspect stabbed his own wife right infront of their children. The suspect ask for forgiveness especially to his children saying that he only did it out of extreme anger. After the stabbing, the suspect immediately left, even asked a neighbor to check if his wife is still alive. The neighbor sought the help of another neighbor who is a police officer and caught the suspect after a short chase. The suspect is now in prison while waiting for the pressing charges against him while their two children will be brought to the custody of the DSWD for psychological debriefing. "Sponsored Links" Read More:

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A husband is now facing parricide charges after killing his wife infront of their own kids. The suspect was immediately arrested while trying to escape from the crime scene. the reason behind the killing, his wife came home with smell of liquor and hickeys on her neck giving the husband a suspicion that her wife is cheating with him. With great remorse, the husband, Roque Porton, relates what happened that early dawn when his wife, Jhoanna arrived with smell of alcohol. 
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The suspect also notices some kiss marks on the victim's skin. the argument started and heated until the suspect stabbed his own wife right infront of their children. The suspect ask for forgiveness especially to his children saying that he only did it out of extreme anger. After the stabbing, the suspect immediately left, even asked a neighbor to check if his wife is still alive. 
The neighbor sought the help of another neighbor SPO1 Freddie Dangle who is a police officer and caught the suspect after a short chase.
The murder weapon was recovered in their residence.
The suspect is now in prison while waiting for the pressing charges against him while their two children will be brought to the custody of the DSWD for psychological debriefing.
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