Divorce In The Philippines

[friendly0603]

definitely do not agree to this. marriage is something that you decide on doing for the rest of your life. kaya nga hindi basta basta e. ang hirap kasi sa panahon ngayon couples are really unprepared. most of them are too young and too foolis hto get into a relationship without realizing the consequences of their actions... tama ba spelling ko?

 

i beg to disagree. not only will this promote the destruction of the family but also affect the psyche of the nation. tama nang sa ibang bansa e bulok ang values. wag na sanang isama ang bansa natin.

 

What values are we speaking of here? You are talking about a country that was probably in the top 5 in asia after world war II.

Look at it now. So, bulok ang ibang bansa then why do we go there. Would you want to be in a bulok na country? We even inherited our religion from another country. Yet that country has divorce.

 

Are our leaders people you can look up to? they are not exactly beacons of righteousness.

[heartbreak18]

i'm not in favor of divorce. we already have annulment and legal separation. marriage, just like any other, is a binding contract between two parties. instead of driving both parties to enhance and work out the differences, it will only encourage the thought of ending the relationship instead of finding out for themselves how to make it work.

[G T]

at this time,i guess its high time to allow divorce in the philippines. marami rin namang nauuwi sa hiwalayan and imo, divorce is the best option if married couples decided to part ways.

[iceman101]

ABSOLUTELY. The reason why this divorce wont pass in the phils is because of our conservative culture, pressure from religious sectors to government. But in Korea, also a very conservative country, they allow divorce. If a couple can no longer stay in a harmonous relationship, and becomes destructive not only to each other, but to their children, i believe its better if they end their marriage. Its better for their children to see them as friends, rather than see them as mortal enemies fighting at home.

[jad]

ABSOLUTELY. The reason why this divorce wont pass in the phils is because of our conservative culture, pressure from religious sectors to government. But in Korea, also a very conservative country, they allow divorce. If a couple can no longer stay in a harmonous relationship, and becomes destructive not only to each other, but to their children, i believe its better if they end their marriage. Its better for their children to see them as friends, rather than see them as mortal enemies fighting at home.

 

 

sir i second the motion :cool:

 

:mtc:

Edited March 22, 2007 by jad

[strawberryshortcake]

YES!!!!!

 

imagine kung wlang divorce..... tsk tsk tsk! you will be sleeping with an enemy for the rest of your life. y suffer di ba? meron naman alternative solution. and of course depende yan sa mga taong kailangang i-divorce. eh kung ***hole ung guy na pinakasalan mo at puro suffering lang ang binibigay sa asawa.... tingin ko divorce is the best answer. opinion ko lang po.....

[bodybumping]

sa tingin ko kung may divorce sa pinas, hihina ang massage parlors, beerhouse at MTC.

[SinisterPurpose]

A big 10-4!!!! Love em and leave em.... Get a souvenir on the way out.

[agihap1]

:cool: I think thats one law that we need to have here in the Phils. :cool:

 

All progressive countries is practicing the said divorce....

[sk1pw7se]

I agree na dpat mging legal n ang divorce d2 sa pinas.. Aftr seeing those peoples having failed marriage..

[lomex32]

Take this Annulment thing ....

 

350K for a syndicated Anuulment case - everybody happy (except the one who pays, well for the price of freedom perhaps happy na rin)

 

120K-150k - Straight shot Annulment case.... imagine na lang if it gets denied

 

50-80K - downpayment to get the ball rolling with a Lawyer, Psychologist, Filing fees etcetera

 

I agree na dpat mging legal n ang divorce d2 sa pinas.. Aftr seeing those peoples having failed marriage..

[sweeteenia]

I agree that we should have divorce in the Philippines. It was deliberated during the framing of the 1987 constitution but was deleted when it lost by a very small margin during the voting process. If you get to read the family code, it pretty much favors the women.

 

Divorce is more an advantage fo women coz men are obligated to pay for the alimony.. That's why it's pro- women. Unlike sa annulment..the financial support of the husband to the wife must be contested first..and it depeneds on the wife's status or the husband's status or income..and whether there are children involve.. But in divorce..there will be no contest or debate on the financial support issues.. coz men or husbands are obligated by the law to pay for the alimony..That's Grand

Edited April 4, 2007 by sweeteenia

[tabouki]

divorce - ok but i think lamang na namn ang babae. theyll just (financially) bleed a man to death!

[grayle]

Divorce is more an advantage fo women coz men are obligated to pay for the alimony.. That's why it's pro- women. Unlike sa annulment..the financial support of the husband to the wife must be contested first..and it depeneds on the wife's status or the husband's status or income..and whether there are children involve.. But in divorce..there will be no contest or debate on the financial support issues.. coz men or husbands are obligated by the law to pay for the alimony..That's Grand

 

Not if you have a prenup! :evil:

Edited April 5, 2007 by grayle

[transcience]

Take this Annulment thing ....

 

350K for a syndicated Anuulment case - everybody happy (except the one who pays, well for the price of freedom perhaps happy na rin)

 

120K-150k - Straight shot Annulment case.... imagine na lang if it gets denied

 

50-80K - downpayment to get the ball rolling with a Lawyer, Psychologist, Filing fees etcetera

 

get a lawyer who wants to help you sincerely and not the one who'll drain your pocket.

 

if the other party contests, bigger expense.

 

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