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This post is contributed by Causing Dela Cruz Law Office, a family and marital law practitioner based in Iloilo City.

This post is contributed by Causing Dela Cruz Law Office, a family and marital law practitioner based in Iloilo City.

This post is contributed by Causing Dela Cruz Law Office, a family and marital law practitioner based in Iloilo City.

This post is contributed by Causing Dela Cruz Law Office, a family and marital law practitioner based in Iloilo City.

This post is contributed by Causing Dela Cruz Law Office, a family and marital law practitioner based in Iloilo City.

Causing Dela Cruz Law Office is a real estate law practitoner in Iloilo City.

Causing Dela Cruz Law Office is an experienced marital law practitioner based in Iloilo City.

Causing, Dela Cruz & Bernal Law Office specializes in family law with long experience in handling annulment and declaration of nullity of marriage, recognition of foreign divorce, child and spousal support, adoption and women and children protection cases.

Causing Dela Cruz Bernal Law Office is an experienced Labor Law practitioner representing both labor and management before the DOLE, NLRC, POEA, Court of Appeals and the Supreme Court. It has been appointed as legal counsel of I-Masters Inc., the biggest seafarer organization in Iloilo Province.

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Once a divorce decree is issued, the foreign spouse is deemed to have “obtained’ a divorce which capacitates him or her to remarry. The same status should therefore be afforded to the Filipino spouse.

Once a divorce decree is issued, the foreign spouse is deemed to have “obtained’ a divorce which capacitates him or her to remarry. The same status should therefore be afforded to the Filipino spouse.

Once a divorce decree is issued, the foreign spouse is deemed to have “obtained’ a divorce which capacitates him or her to remarry. The same status should therefore be afforded to the Filipino spouse.

Once a divorce decree is issued, the foreign spouse is deemed to have “obtained’ a divorce which capacitates him or her to remarry. The same status should therefore be afforded to the Filipino spouse.

Once a divorce decree is issued, the foreign spouse is deemed to have “obtained’ a divorce which capacitates him or her to remarry. The same status should therefore be afforded to the Filipino spouse.

Possession of public land which is of the character and duration prescribed by the statute is equivalent of an express grant from the State and operates to convert the land from public to private land.

The testimonies of ordinary witnesses who have been present in the life of the spounses before the latter contracted marriage should include behaviors that they have consistently observed from the supposedly incapacitated spouse.

Writ of Habeas Corpus in Child Custody cases

Lack of Realization of Marital Obligation is not Psychological incapacity

Effect of Non-Appearance in NLRC Proceedings