Divorce In The Philippines

[khantan]

Iba na ang panahon ngayon, kahit may covid.  Buhay pa ang tao kahit 70 na.

[K0RN - RETIR3D]

This should be passed in the the coming Administration.

[courtesanhunter]

tutol ako sa Divorce. mas gusto ko sanang isulong ang mas mabuti at mahabang pakikipagkilala ng mga magkarelasyon sa isa't isa bago sila tuluyang pumasok sa pagpapakasal. sa panahon kasi ngayon ang dami ng mapupusok na tao. madami ang minamadali ang kasal. saka nila mas kinikilala ang kanilang kapareha kapag kasal na sila kaya naman kapag may nalaman silang hindi nila gusto ay umaayaw na sila. mas maganda siguro kung may requirement na at least 5 years munang naging magkarelasyon ang couple bago sila bigyan ng marriage license?

[Edmund Dantes]

On 5/16/2022 at 12:20 PM, courtesanhunter said:

tutol ako sa Divorce. mas gusto ko sanang isulong ang mas mabuti at mahabang pakikipagkilala ng mga magkarelasyon sa isa't isa bago sila tuluyang pumasok sa pagpapakasal. sa panahon kasi ngayon ang dami ng mapupusok na tao. madami ang minamadali ang kasal. saka nila mas kinikilala ang kanilang kapareha kapag kasal na sila kaya naman kapag may nalaman silang hindi nila gusto ay umaayaw na sila. mas maganda siguro kung may requirement na at least 5 years munang naging magkarelasyon ang couple bago sila bigyan ng marriage license?

Well kahit naman wala pang divorce, ang dami nga dyan nagiging mapusok at padalos dalos

 

[Globalsin]

Time to consider passing divorce law. To expensive yung process of annulment here in the philippines

[Dealdealers]

Yes

[HappyHands]

Should be passed but then PH politics is heavily influence by church groups so sadly I dont think this will happen in any administration

[endarion]

Yes, but for the right reasons only like Physical and Verbal abuse

[gvcsec]

Should be passed

[czmn]

If you dont want a divorce, dont get one. People who want one should have access to it. 

 

[StarfallRegalia]

Divorce really needs to be legalized, especially with circumstances of abuse. Lots of other countries do it and having it doesn't detract from marriage quality or rates anyways

[knightdavion]

Sad no divorce in phillipines

[got to believe]

Hmmm

[valkyrieonly]

On 1/28/2023 at 8:44 PM, czmn said:

If you dont want a divorce, dont get one. People who want one should have access to it. 

 

This

[Mar16]

I do not agree with divorce...pero ang mga kontinente nga naghiwa-hiwalay. so let those who wish to have one do what they want.

[Maveric]

Divorce remains not yet legal in the Philippines, making it the only country in the world, aside from Vatican City, without a divorce law. Couples seeking to terminate their marriage must resort to legal separation or annulment. Annulment renders a marriage null and void, while legal separation enables couples to live separately and divide their assets, but the marriage remains intact. The processes for annulment and legal separation are often protracted, expensive, and intricate. Nonetheless, the Philippine government has been exploring the enactment of a divorce bill that would offer couples another means of dissolving their marriages.

[jheisenberg89]

Naw

[Magic Circle]

Too many mentally incapacitated para lang ma annul ang kasal.  Until now hawak pa rin ng church ang state.

[Orange Kalesa]

let’s see if this will happen

[joncaparas]

On 1/28/2023 at 8:44 PM, czmn said:

If you dont want a divorce, dont get one. People who want one should have access to it. 

 

True. Give it as an option to people who wanted it.

Sa mga ayaw, anong reason niyo? Not to fan flames, but genuinely curious.

[prawnneo]

On 9/21/2023 at 12:45 AM, joncaparas said:

True. Give it as an option to people who wanted it.

Sa mga ayaw, anong reason niyo? Not to fan flames, but genuinely curious.

If we adopt no-fault divorce (the common type of divorce allowed), with alimony policies heavily favoring the female, it would end up becoming a massive disincentive for the male to marry kahit inayos na niya yung buhay niya, kasi kayang baliwalain lang. Well, at least, that's what manosphere/red pill YouTube would tell you.

 

Too much of the divorce debate hinges on whether or not we should allow it, when what we really should (have) debate(d) is what types of divorces we want allowed, paano magiging alimony natin dito, at paano natin tatratuhin yung divorce rate.

[oriar]

Divorce 

[oriar]

Annulment 

[Blxst]

The resitance to passing a divorce law is strange when the Catholic Church has it's own procedure for divorce.

It makes marriage a penalty for people who get caught up in passion or for people that had not lived with their spouse long enough to discover their undesirable habits or attitudes that would have prevented the marriage.

Congress should just pass a divorce law and make life easier for everyone.

[diego669]

Divorce should be allowed in the phils. Times are changing, society 's perception is changing and its but right to adopt to these changes. Being in an unhappy marriage is like being in prison and the tedious court battle for annulment is just not sufficient.