Yes, you can get an annulment if you were married without a marriage license. In some cases, people have been able to marry without a marriage license. Those marriages are void but need to go through annulment for it to be ended. In other case, people marry using an Affidavit of Cohabitation instead of a …
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All about Judicial and Administrative Reconstitution of Title including how to do it, costs, and common FAQs.
An Original Lost Certificate of title can only be reissued after a 1.5-year Reissuance of a Title court case in the Philippines. A Reissuance of Title court case only applies when the title is completely lost, totally destroyed or has been stolen. A newly issued Owner’s Copy of Title can be canceled if the …
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How to title land in the Philippines and get a land title in your name, whether the land is titled or untitled.
What is an Extrajudicial Settlement with Waiver of Rights? An Extrajudicial Settlement with Waiver of Rights is a notarized document signed by all heirs, where one or more heirs may decide to waive their claim to the estate. It allows the transfer of the deceased’s property to the heirs. An EJS with Waiver of Rights …
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The process for an Extrajudicial Settlement with Sale is that the documents are gathered, submitted to the BIR, and then transferred by the appropriate government agency – exactly the same as a regular Extrajudicial Settlement.
What is homestead patent in the Philippines? A Homestead Patent is a document awarding untitled property to a Filipino citizen who must cultivate the land. A Homestead Patent – along with Residential Free Patents, Agricultural Free Patents and to some extent Miscellaneous Sales Patents help regular Filipinos title property that they have worked on or …
Demotion Philippines: What a good HR should know Demotion in the Philippines is when “… an employee is relegated to a subordinate or less important position constituting a reduction to a lower grade or rank, with a corresponding decrease in duties and responsibilities, and usually accompanied by a decrease in salary.” [GR 171764] Demotions are …
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Transfer of Employee Philippines: A Legal Guide for HR Practitioners The transfer of employees in the Philippines is recognized as a valid management right under Philippine law. However, the transfer of employees has also been extensively commented on in Supreme Court cases because transfers improperly done may prompt an employee to file a case …
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Miscellaneous Sales Patents under RA 730 allow the titling for previously untitled land in the Philippines.
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