20 Years Na Hiwalay: Maaari Na Ba Akong Magpakasal Muli?

Family Law Guide 20 Years Na Hiwalay: Maaari Na Ba Akong Magpakasal Muli? Maraming Pilipino ang naniniwala na pag matagal nang hiwalay ay automatic na pwedeng magpakasal muli. Ito ay isang mapanganib na maling paniniwala. Sa ilalim ng batas ng Pilipinas, mananatili kayong kasal hanggang ang inyong kasal ay mapawalang-bisa ng korte. Legal Consultation Family […]
Consent in Annulment of Marriage in the Philippines: What You Need to Know

Family Law Guide Consent in Annulment of Marriage in the Philippines A spouse who asks for money in exchange for agreeing to an annulment misunderstands how Philippine marriage dissolution works. Annulment and declaration of nullity are granted based on legal grounds and evidence, not the other party’s permission. Legal Consultation Family Law Hub Do You […]
Economic Abuse Under RA 9262 in the Philippines: What It Is and How to Get Help

Family Law Guide Economic Abuse Under RA 9262 in the Philippines The Anti-Violence Against Women and Their Children Act (RA 9262) covers not only physical and sexual violence but also economic abuse. Many women do not realize that financial control and deprivation are forms of abuse. Legal Consultation Family Law Hub What Is Economic Abuse? […]
Credit Card Collection in the Philippines: What Borrowers Should Know

Consumer Law Guide Credit Card Collection in the Philippines: What Borrowers Should Know Collection letters and calls can become stressful quickly. Knowing your rights and the proper collection process helps you distinguish between legitimate collection efforts and harassment. Legal Consultation Corporate & Commercial Law Hub How Credit Card Collection Works When a credit card account […]
Small Claims in the Philippines: Practical Guide for Money Claims

Philippine Legal Guide Small claims cases are designed for straightforward money claims. This page explains the usual process, the documents people prepare, and practical next steps before going to court. Legal ConsultationContact the Office When Small Claims May Apply Small claims procedure is commonly used when a person wants to recover money without a full […]
Annulment of Sale in the Philippines: When a Property Sale May Be Challenged

Property Law Guide Annulment of Sale in the Philippines: When a Property Sale May Be Challenged Some property sales are questioned because of problems in consent, authority, documents, payment, or transfer steps. This guide explains the usual legal points people review when a sale is challenged in the Philippines. Legal Consultation Property & Land Law […]
Does Sexual Orientation Affect Annulment in the Philippines?

Family Law Guide Does Sexual Orientation Affect Annulment in the Philippines? Philippine law does not explicitly list sexual orientation as a ground for annulment or declaration of nullity. However, it may be relevant in establishing psychological incapacity under Article 36 of the Family Code, depending on the circumstances. Legal Consultation Family Law Hub Is Homosexuality […]
Verbal Abuse Under RA 9262 in the Philippines: When Words Become Violence

Family Law Guide Verbal Abuse Under RA 9262 in the Philippines Verbal abuse is a form of psychological violence under RA 9262. Words that demean, threaten, intimidate, or control are not just hurtful — they are illegal when committed against a woman or her child by a current or former intimate partner. Legal Consultation Family […]
Psychological and Emotional Abuse Under RA 9262: A Plain-English Guide

Family Law Guide Psychological and Emotional Abuse Under RA 9262 Not all abuse leaves visible marks. RA 9262 recognizes psychological and emotional violence as serious offenses that can be just as damaging as physical violence. The law provides protection and remedies for victims. Legal Consultation Family Law Hub What Is Psychological and Emotional Abuse? Under […]
What If a Deed of Absolute Sale Was Forged in the Philippines?

Forgery allegations often require urgent document review If a signature on a deed of absolute sale was allegedly forged, the situation may involve both civil and possible criminal issues, depending on the facts and evidence. Why Immediate Review Matters Cases involving alleged forgery, title transfers, or unauthorized sale of property can become more complicated if […]
