The Designer Posted February 25, 2007 Share Posted February 25, 2007 i tried updatin my media player [from 10 to 11] last night, it turns out pirata pala windows ko, now i cant use my media player... wat can i do to get it back kahit na media player 10 na lang, without the online validation from windows? another option is im gonna get a media player 10 installer and remove the media player and install the new one. un n lang ba talaga magagawa ko? pm naman. help. haha =) thanks in advance Try to use system restore first, it worked for one of my PCs here in the office with the same problem as yours, if possible, choose a date before you installed MP 11 and not on the day and time before you installed it :cool: Quote Link to comment
TMX_626 Posted February 25, 2007 Share Posted February 25, 2007 Allow me to give you plain advice: What do you mean by her parents are after you? Do they want you to marry the girl?-If that is the case, they canot legally do that. Wala ka kasing consent-which is a requisite of marriage. Do thay want you to support your kid? - the girl can as the court to do that by filing a case for support, kahit hindi kayo kasal, you have an equal obligation for rearing your kid. Kung hindi naman masamang babae yung girl, meaning hindi naman lasingera or addict or p#ta at may means of living, at yung kid mo is less than 12 years old, wag mo nang habulin pa to be in your custody - magastos at walang kasiguraduhan na makukuha mo. just give support as best as you can, after all anak mo yun, your kid carries your genes and is the means of perpetuating you for all eternity. :hypocritesmiley: sir, would this mean that the father cannot ask for a reasonable visitation right? like for example, the mother of the child only allows visitation of the child on Sundays; explicitly saying that the child cannot go with the father for a trip to the mall or an amusment park, least to say eat out at a fastfood joint. Is that reasonable? Quote Link to comment
TMX_626 Posted February 25, 2007 Share Posted February 25, 2007 (edited) 1. any of the spouses can file for annulment 2. infidelity per se is not a ground for annulment, it is a ground for legal separation. if you want it to be a ground for annulment, apply it as a a psychological incapacity. make it look like an incurable psych prob of the husband. Esq. Jopoc, With my current enlightenment on viodable marriages, it is to my understanding that you cannot file for annulment if the marriage is to be considered void from the start. Is this correct? Should I file for a motion to declare my marriage void, due to lack of (or the failure to secure) the requisite Marriage License? Psychological incapacity is hard to admit, though, it is not the truth that I want the public to know and accept. thank you ulit... for any assistance. Edited February 25, 2007 by TMX_626 Quote Link to comment
kaplogan Posted February 25, 2007 Share Posted February 25, 2007 im in need of a lawyer...sino ba pwede? magkano consultation fee? Quote Link to comment
Dr_PepPeR Posted February 25, 2007 Share Posted February 25, 2007 I disagree. If there is a conflict between a sequestration order and a BIR levy, the sequestration order should prevail. Won't you agree that the BIR levy would be invalid and ineffective should these properties be deemed ill-gotten? Why should the government settle for just a slice when it can take the whole goddamned cake? If they are deemed ill-gotten, then they are not supposed to be part of the estate. Thus, until the issue of sequestration be ventilated and clarified in the proper judicial forum, the BIR's claim should be suspended. In effect, the BIR can make a reassessment of the estate tax should the courts decide that the property is not ill-gotten. Yes you may be correct. Quote Link to comment
MODERATOR bonito99 Posted February 25, 2007 MODERATOR Share Posted February 25, 2007 im in need of a lawyer...sino ba pwede? magkano consultation fee? If you ask any of the lawyers here at the thread, it'll cost you nothing. Quote Link to comment
Reese Posted February 25, 2007 Share Posted February 25, 2007 mga panyero - here's my dilemma: mali ang middle name ng birth certificate kowalang birth certificate ang parents ko what's the fastest way to correct this and could you give me a ballpark figure on how much would it cost me? many thanks in advance! Quote Link to comment
jopoc Posted February 25, 2007 Share Posted February 25, 2007 (edited) Esq. Jopoc, With my current enlightenment on viodable marriages, it is to my understanding that you cannot file for annulment if the marriage is to be considered void from the start. Is this correct? Should I file for a motion to declare my marriage void, due to lack of (or the failure to secure) the requisite Marriage License? Psychological incapacity is hard to admit, though, it is not the truth that I want the public to know and accept. thank you ulit... for any assistance. the only time that there is a specific party/person who can file for annulment are those cases enumerated in art 45 of the FC (voidable marriages like underage, unsound mind, fraud, force and intimidation, physical incapacit, and sexual diseasse). and, for void marriages, only the husband and the wife can file for action to annul (rules on declaration of absolute nullity of void marriages) void and voidable marriages are different things... an example is the former is imprescriptible while the latter is not yes, you may file a petition to declare your marriage void on the ground that there is no marriage licenses at the time of marriage. ============== there is nothing wrong with psychological incapacity. the supreme court, in a decided case, declared that such incapacity is personal to the spouse. meaning, it does not mean that you are now incapacitated to marry another. Edited February 25, 2007 by jopoc Quote Link to comment
rocco69 Posted February 25, 2007 Share Posted February 25, 2007 many thanks sir! you are a big help! so either one of the couple may file the motion to void the marriage? any indication sir kung magkano ang inaabot? or any legal entanglements that we should expect? :mtc: Yes, any of the parties tot he marriage can file an action to HAVE THE MARRIAGE DECLARED VOID AB INITIO. This should be way cheaper because it's a relatively easy case. To make things easier, you will be needing a certified true copy of your certificate of marriage (kumuha ka na ng NSO certified copy). The certificate of marriage will state the marriage license number and the civil registrar which issued the same. Get a certification coming from the Civil Registrar mentioned to the effect that no such marriage license number was ever issued (or if this was the case, that it was issued to somebody else, not the parties to the marriage in question). That's it, you can now get a lawyer to file the action for declaration of nullity. Quote Link to comment
TMX_626 Posted February 25, 2007 Share Posted February 25, 2007 (edited) the only time that there is a specific party/person who can file for annulment are those cases enumerated in art 45 of the FC (voidable marriages like underage, unsound mind, fraud, force and intimidation, physical incapacit, and sexual diseasse). and, for void marriages, only the husband and the wife can file for action to annul (rules on declaration of absolute nullity of void marriages)void and voidable marriages are different things... an example is the former is imprescriptible while the latter is not yes, you may file a petition to declare your marriage void on the ground that there is no marriage licenses at the time of marriage. ============== there is nothing wrong with psychological incapacity. the supreme court, in a decided case, declared that such incapacity is personal to the spouse. meaning, it does not mean that you are now incapacitated to marry another. many thanks atty. Jopoc! you saved me from countless hours of research... which i dont really have at my disposal. buti na lang nalinawan rin yung regarding psychological incapacity... ang akala ko kasi ganon ang kaso... parang baliw ang kakalabasan ko... so it would be safe to assume na... mas mura may file ng petition to declare the marriage void on the ground that there is no marriage license at the time of marriage kesa annulment of marriage due to psychological incapacity? Edited April 8, 2007 by TMX_626 Quote Link to comment
rocco69 Posted February 25, 2007 Share Posted February 25, 2007 mga panyero - here's my dilemma: mali ang middle name ng birth certificate kowalang birth certificate ang parents ko what's the fastest way to correct this and could you give me a ballpark figure on how much would it cost me? many thanks in advance! Kung nakalagay sa birth certificate mo ang pangalan at apelyido ng nanay mo; at kung ito (apelyido ng nanay mo) ang tama at dapat na middle name mo, masasabing typographical error ang nangyari. Pwede mo itong mapaayos without going to court, petition sa Civil Registrar lang. Just go to the Civil Registrar where you are registered and ask for the requirements. Mga P1000 lang ang dapat bayaran sa Civil Registrar. Quote Link to comment
rocco69 Posted February 25, 2007 Share Posted February 25, 2007 many thanks atty. Jopoc! you saved me from countless hours of research... which i dont really have at my disposal. buti na lang nalinawan rin yung regarding psychological incapacity... ang akala ko kasi ganon ang kaso... parang baliw ang kakalabasan ko... so it would be safe to assume na... mas mura may file ng petition to declare the marriage void on the ground that there is no marriage licenses at the time of marriate kesa annulment of marriage due to psychological incapacity? Mas mura talaga kasi di mo na kailangang magbayad ng psychiatrist/psychologist. In fact, ang testigo mo dito ay sarili mo lang, at para makasiguro, ipapa-subpoena mo ang Civil Registrar to testify on the certification as to the non-existence of the marriage license. Tapos, submitted na siya for decision, ganun lang. Mura na, mas madali pa. Quote Link to comment
TMX_626 Posted February 25, 2007 Share Posted February 25, 2007 Yes, any of the parties tot he marriage can file an action to HAVE THE MARRIAGE DECLARED VOID AB INITIO. This should be way cheaper because it's a relatively easy case. To make things easier, you will be needing a certified true copy of your certificate of marriage (kumuha ka na ng NSO certified copy). The certificate of marriage will state the marriage license number and the civil registrar which issued the same. Get a certification coming from the Civil Registrar mentioned to the effect that no such marriage license number was ever issued (or if this was the case, that it was issued to somebody else, not the parties to the marriage in question). That's it, you can now get a lawyer to file the action for declaration of nullity. Atty. Rocco69! Nagpaapsalamat rin ako sa iyo... Now... the next thing will be finding a lawyer. :mtc: Quote Link to comment
jopoc Posted February 25, 2007 Share Posted February 25, 2007 many thanks atty. Jopoc! you saved me from countless hours of research... which i dont really have at my disposal. buti na lang nalinawan rin yung regarding psychological incapacity... ang akala ko kasi ganon ang kaso... parang baliw ang kakalabasan ko... so it would be safe to assume na... mas mura may file ng petition to declare the marriage void on the ground that there is no marriage licenses at the time of marriate kesa annulment of marriage due to psychological incapacity? no prob... Quote Link to comment
Kurtsky Keigee Posted February 26, 2007 Share Posted February 26, 2007 Badtrip Firefox 2.0 laging ayaw mag startup.. Quote Link to comment
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