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Last edited by justislaw on Sun Jun 12, 2011 7:59 pm; edited 1 time in total (Reason for editing : ^_^)
Is it true though that divorce is cheaper than annulment? Di ba divorce requires the spouse to pay alimony on top of child support. In some cases may permanent alimony pa. There are lots of people in the US who became homeless because of alimony. Nakita ko na-feature din dati sa Jessica Soho (or another show sa GMA-7) na isang Pinoy na naging taong grasa na sa States dahil naubos ang pera dahil sa divorce and alimony payments niya. :pforever_ink8 wrote:May napipintong debate regarding sa Devorce dito sa pinas, medyo good news ito for me. Kasi sa annulment napaka mahal at napaka tagal ng process. Tsaka kapag na approve na ito tyak mas madami ang gustong magpa divorce. Dapat at napapanahon na ito sa Pinas. Pinapahirapan pa kasi ng annulment ang process, samantalang sa divorce eh mas madali at kumbaga sa babae eh hindi maarte. Kaya mas pabor ako sa Divorce... Go go go...
justislaw wrote:[justify]Divorce is likewise unconstitutional. Article XV section 2 of our constitution says" Marriage, as an inviolable social institution, is the foundation of the family and shall be protected by the State." I believe legalizing divorce would run contrary to this provision, grounds for divorce are easily attainable and would give the impression to the people that they can enter marriage and quit marriage just in a single snap, it would kill then the sanctity of marriage. Moreover, the state has the responsibility to protect the marriage; not to sabotage it by adopting divorce.
As far as I know, the filing fees and other legal fees are just the same with annulment, what makes annulment expensive is, if the ground you had invoked is "psychological incapacitated" in which you need to pay a psychologist and other medical fees.
A PETITION FOR DIVORCE MAY BE FILED ON ANY OF THE FOLLOWING GROUNDS: (1) THE PETITIONER HAS BEEN SEPARATED DE FACTO FROM HIS OR HER SPOUSE FOR AT LEAST FIVE YEARS AT THE TIME OF THE FILING OF THE PETITION AND RECONCILIATION IS HIGHLY IMPROBABLE;
(2) THE PETITIONER HAS BEEN LEGALLY SEPARATED FROM HIS OR HER SPOUSE FOR AT LEAST TWO YEARS AT THE TIME OF THE FILING OF THE PETITION AND RECONCILIATION IS HIGHLY IMPROBABLE;
(3) WHEN ANY OF THE GROUNDS FOR LEGAL SEPARATION UNDER PARAGRAPH (A) OF THIS ARTICLE HAS CAUSED THE IRREPARABLE BREAKDOWN OF THE MARRIAGE;
(4) WHEN ONE OR BOTH SPOUSES ARE PSYCHOLOGICALLY INCAPACITATED TO COMPLY WITH THE ESSENTIAL MARITAL OBLIGATIONS;
(5) WHEN THE SPOUSES SUFFER FROM IRRECONCILABLE DIFFERENCES THAT HAVE CAUSED THE IRREPARABLE BREAKDOWN OF THE MARRIAGE."
rollie002 wrote:i am also in favor of divorce, look those who are legally separated, instead they the chance to get married again, they are prohibited. If the law accepts the fact that legally separated couples cannot be together again, then the law should give opportunities to these people who want to build family again. Then we can say at least that divorce is somehow constitutional. Well it really depends on the grounds of divorce if it will give more opportunities to couple to strenghten family
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