child support and advice

18 years napo akong kasal pero 2006 po nang tapusin namin sa barangay ang pagsasama naming magasawa,naghatian po kami ng gamit ngayon po ung panganay namin 18 yrs old na nasa college at 15 yrs na grade 10 ay prehong hindi tumatanggap ng monthly support galing sa ama,preho pong nsa custody ko ang 2 anak namin. Tanong ko po may karapatan prin po bng humingi ng child support ung 18yrs old kong anak? Paano ko po mappursige itong child support pra saknilang 2 kasi twing nagppunta mga anak ko s bahay nya para humingi ng allowance lageng sinasabi nung ama nila na me asawa naman nadaw akong iba kya saknya nakmi humingi.meron nmn po syang regular na trabho.meron din kami ng kalive in partner ko ng 10yrs pero dapt po bang wala syang ibigay dahil lng meron na akong kalive in? Meron nadin po syang kinakasamang iba. Ang akin lng po hindi po ako mkapagpundar kasi ako lahat sumasagot sa 2 naming anak sya magbbgay lng kung kelan at magkano nya gusto ako tuloy nahihirapan pra magkaron ng sariling bahay. Sya ineexcuse nya ung pinatayo nyang bahay at bnbyarang motor kya hindi mkapagsustento.ano po pwede kong gawin.

Sir ask ko lng din po kung tama ang gagawin ko,manganganak napo kasi ako this coming february 2017, with my live in partner . Pero hindi pa po ako legally annulled dahil po dun married name ko po ang aking gnagamit paano po ang ggawin ko pag nagsign na ako ng birth cert. Pra sa magging baby namin ng kalive in ko. Tama po bng gamitin ko yung name ko as single para hindi madala ng anak namin ng kalive in ko yung name ng ex husband ko, at mabbgay prin po ba ang maternity benefits ko kung magappear sa birthcertificate ung single name ko at iba ang surname ng baby? Pls help po mejo confused po ako..

Despite you having a new relationship does not absolve your ex-husband from obligation of providing financial support to your children; however, for your eldest son, your ex-husband is not obligated by law to provide for him as he is at the age of majority (18 years old).

For your second query, the child will be considered under your first marriage.

These are some legal repercussion that may happen to you:

If you use the biological father’s surname, this can be used as evidence by your ex-husband in filing a case of adultery against you and the biological father.

If you inform the Local Civil Registrar that you are physically separated from your ex-husband, the LCR will not allow you to register the child under the biological father’s surname because of Articles 164 and 167 of the Family Code.

You can claim that you are single and then either leave the entry for the name of the father blank or use the biological father’s name; in this situation, you can potentially be charged with perjury.

If you use your ex-husband’s surname for the child, your ex-husband can file a case of damages against you.