Warrant of Arrest Philippines An arrest is when a person is taken into custody so that he may be bound to answer for an offense. The law demands: No unnecessary force shall be used The person arrested shall not be subject to a greater restraint than is necessary for his detention. When making an …
What is Bail Philippines? Bail Philippines is commonly cash or bond given for the release of a person in custody of the law, to ensure that he appears in court. Bail can be given in cash or a bond. Once Bail is given, the detained person is released. You might ask why Bail in …
Notarial Will Philippines: the Complete Guide discusses all the requirements and information on what makes a valid Notarial Will. A Notarial Will vs Holographic Will has several advantages over a handwritten Will which can be very helpful during Probate. (Probate is a requirement to use a Will. Several copies can be made Easy to revise …
Holographic Will Philippines A Holographic Will (Philippines) is a handwritten document signed and dated by the Testator which determines who inherits and what they inherit. Holographic Will Requirements are that: The Will follows laws on Compulsory Heirs, Disinheritance and Philippine Laws on Succession (there are specific rules as to how much can be given to …
Small Claims Process Philippines (Step by Step Procedure) The Small Claims court process is something that you’ll need to know well to file successfully. There are 6 major sections: Overview of the Small Claims Court Proceeding How to file a Philippine Small Claims case Summons and Response of the person who owes the money Hearing …
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Legal Separation vs Annulment: Everything you REALLY want to know The difference between Legal Separation vs Annulment is often confused. Legal Separation is a more expensive, more difficult court case in the Philippines that gives Conjugal Property to the “innocent” spouse but doesn’t end the marriage. On the other hand, Annulment ends a marriage and …
Bigamy in the Philippines Bigamy in the Philippines is a criminal case where one spouse has contracted a second marriage while still married. In this article, I’ll tackle common questions such as: What is Bigamy in the Philippines? Who can file a case for Bigamy Philippines? What is the Bigamy Penalty Philippines? Is bigamy …
Annulment Philippines is a court case that ends a marriage between 2 Filipinos and is composed of a trial with testimony (which may be done over Videocon, depending on the judge). This commonsense primer helps people who do not know much about Annulment by explaining: What Annulment in the Philippines is? What the Grounds …
Adultery in the Philippines can carry legal consequences as these are criminal cases that can be filed against a husband or wife for sexual infidelity. This article discusses an Adultery Philippines case (or a Concubinage Philippines case) in depth, focusing on: Chapter 1: Explaining what Adultery in the Philippines is, the differences between Adultery …
Grounds for Annulment in the Philippines are legal grounds used to end a Philippine marriage and include lack of consent or capacity and lack of marriage requirements, and Psychological Incapacity Annulment among other lesser-known grounds. I’ll go in-depth on the following: What is Annulment in the Philippines? What are the grounds for Annulment in the …
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