LABOR LAW – Causing Dela Cruz Law Office

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 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.

Causing, Dela Cruz and Bernal Law Office handles labor cases involving employee-employer relationship, illegal dismissal, labor standards and labor law compliance for businesses and labor organizations.

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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.

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