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[lomex32]

Anu ano ang mga kaso kung meron man ng lalakeng may anak sa labas?

 

dahil ang lalaki ay may asawa na, yung anak niya dun sa babae ay illegtitimate (anak sa labas). kung di naman siya pumirma sa birth certificate ng bata, ang apelyido na dadalhin ng bata ay apelyido ng ina. kung kinilala niya yung bata at siya ay pumirma sa birth certificate nito, ang gagamiting apelyido ng bata ay apelyido niya.

 

ngayon, kalimitan ayaw umamin ng mga partido na sila ay hindi kasal sa isa't-isa at na kabit lamang si babae. ang gagawin, palalabasin na sila ay kasal sa isa't-isa. pag nalaman ito ng tunay na asawa, maaari pa silang makasuhan ng falsification of public documents. ang masasabi ko lamang ay... mag-iingat kasi!

[blackwolf]

guys, an illegitmate child was born and was acknowledged by the father, would it follow that the child may use the surname of the biological dad?

if so, if the mom does not want the kid (super minor) to use the dad's surname, is there a process to revoke or revert it so that the kid will remain using the mom's surname? thanks

[razor26]

Hi,

 

My fiancee and I are planning to get married secretly (without the knowledge of her family and friends) this March and we don't know what the requirements are if the couple are resident aliens residing permanently in the Philippines (I was born here while my girlfriend came here last 1995.) The both of us have our ACR/ICR or which is now known as the I-Card.

 

1. Do I still need to procure a copy of my birth certificate and CENOMAR at the NSO?

2. Do we still need to secure a copy of the "parental advice" since she's only 23?

3. Can we just procure copies or our legal capacity to marry at our respective consulates?

4. Can we just execute affidavits if we don't have the time to request for copies of our legal capacity to marry at our respective consulates?

5. What is the expected budget for a civil wedding to be held in secret in the Philippines for resident aliens or foriegn nationals?

[razor26]

Hi,

 

My fiancee and I are planning to get married secretly (without the knowledge of her family and friends) this March and we don't know what the requirements are if the couple are resident aliens residing permanently in the Philippines (I was born here while my girlfriend came here last 1995.) The both of us have our ACR/ICR or which is now known as the I-Card.

 

1. Do I still need to procure a copy of my birth certificate and CENOMAR at the NSO?

2. Do we still need to secure a copy of the "parental advice" since she's only 23?

3. Can we just procure copies or our legal capacity to marry at our respective consulates?

4. Can we just execute affidavits if we don't have the time to request for copies of our legal capacity to marry at our respective consulates?

5. What is the expected budget for a civil wedding to be held in secret in the Philippines for resident aliens or foriegn nationals?

 

Kindly PM me, any information would be highly appreciated

[syndicate13]

ang sobrang ingay ay "nuisance" na maaring ipatigil.

 

pero para di ka na gumastos ng malaki, magtanong ka sa homeowner's association kung meron rules ang association na nagco-cover dito. kung meron, yung ang gamitin mo.

 

kung wala, baka may system to settle disputes between neighbors ang ass'n, itanong mo na rin, at tingnan sa by-laws.

 

kung sasabihin ng ass'n na wala silang magagawa, sa barangay ka magreklamo. dapat me magagawa ang kapitan, o di kaya ang lupong tagapamayapa, tungkol diyan (lalo at mag-eelekson na naman sa barangay).

 

kung walang mangyari sa brgy., bibigyan ka ng Certification to File Action" at pwede ka na maghabla sa korte para ipatigil yang maingay mong kapitbahay. pwedeng civil case for TRO and injunction or criminal case for violation of Art. 155 of the Revised Penal Code (alarms and scandals)

 

thanks sa advice... by the way na report ko na ito sa HOMEOWNERS association namin at naka blotter na sila... pati sa BRGY ni report ko na at nagkaroon na kami ng sitdown sa BRGY and naka record na sa logs ng BRGY. unfortunately temporarily lang na tumahimik... wala na ung blaring radio PERO nag papatugtug parin sila ng RADIO na maririnig mo parin sa loob ng bahay namin pati TV nila kahit sabihin mo ng tone down compared before sa BRGY reporting eh loud enough parin na mag invade sa home namin... and final note... ung radio, tv at malakas nilang usapan eh umaabot ng 2AM halos araw araw...

 

balak ko eh itanong sa talagang may ari ng bahay hangang kailan ang contrata nitong mga boarders nila kasi talagang maingay sila at walang paki sa oras... palibhasa kasi mga dayo at sa lugar namin kaming mga homeowners na 20 plus years ng nkatira eh pag sapit ng gabi na eh tumatahimik na.

[• Gwapz Ice™ •]

Mga sir, ito yung case: A friend of mine has a 2 year old child and she's not sure if the father already got him a birth certificate. They're really in bad terms. They can't even agree on what to name the child. Is it possible for her to procure a birth certificate for the child and name him without the consent of the father? How does she apply for the BC? They're not married by the way.

 

She really needs to have a BC of the child ASAP. Anyone she could go to? She resides in Manila. Pwede na rin siguro sa QC samahan ko na lang. Thanks.

[xxxdyepoyxxx]

Fellow MTCers, need an answer for this one.

 

My Father Died last July 2008, He has an account due on PLDT worth P3.6K before he passed away. My mother decided not to settle it because wala na nga yung father ko plus fact na they had a service problem on the PLDT. last month may na recieved sila Letter from a Law Firm na my father should settle it or else may i file daw na case ang client nila which is PLDT kapag hindi na settle yung debt .

 

Tama ba yung decision ng mother ko and may rights ba ang court na habulin ang isang dead accused client.???

[rocco69]

saan ba ipinanganak yung bata? kasi duty ng hospital na isubmit yung birth certificate sa Civil Registrar (tsaka iniipit din nila ito habang hindi pa sila bayad). kung sa midwife lang, duty rin ng midwife na magsubmit ng birth certificate. whether hospital or midwife, alamin niya muna mula sa ospital or the midwife kung sila ba ay nagsubmit na ng birth certificate sa civil registrar, kung wala talaga, late registration yan. pwede siyang pumunta sa civil registrar kung saan ipinanganak ang bata para magparehistro dun sa bata. di na kailangan ang consent ng lalaki dahil di naman sila kasal

 

Mga sir, ito yung case: A friend of mine has a 2 year old child and she's not sure if the father already got him a birth certificate. They're really in bad terms. They can't even agree on what to name the child. Is it possible for her to procure a birth certificate for the child and name him without the consent of the father? How does she apply for the BC? They're not married by the way.

 

She really needs to have a BC of the child ASAP. Anyone she could go to? She resides in Manila. Pwede na rin siguro sa QC samahan ko na lang. Thanks.

[rocco69]

ang utang ng isang namatay ay hindi nawawala dahil patay na siya. ito ay dapat bayaran sa pamamagitan ng kanyang mga naiwang ari-arian. lumalabas, ang mamamana nyo sa inyong ama ay ang kanyang ari-arian LESS ang mga utang niya.

 

sa madaling salita, pwedeng maghabol ang PLDT sa mga naiwang ari-arian ng inyong ama. Pero, kung wala namang naiwang ari-arian ang ama ninyo na nakapangalan sa kanya (halimbawa lupa, sasakyan, stocks), mahihirapan ang PLDT maghabol dahil wala silang ebidensya kung ano ang pag-aari ng nasira mong ama. pero kung meron, pwede talaga silang maghabol dun.

 

Note, however, that for 3.6K, malabong maghabla pa ang PLDT (dahil mas mahal pa ang ibabayad nila sa abugado at sa iba pang gastusin) lalo na na wala na nga yung kanilang hinahabol. in other words, mukhang pananakot lang ang sulat na natanggap ninyo, at di rin nila talaga ito itutuloy.

 

yun nga lang, kasabihan nga - ang utang ay dapat bayaran.

 

Fellow MTCers, need an answer for this one.

 

My Father Died last July 2008, He has an account due on PLDT worth P3.6K before he passed away. My mother decided not to settle it because wala na nga yung father ko plus fact na they had a service problem on the PLDT. last month may na recieved sila Letter from a Law Firm na my father should settle it or else may i file daw na case ang client nila which is PLDT kapag hindi na settle yung debt .

 

Tama ba yung decision ng mother ko and may rights ba ang court na habulin ang isang dead accused client.???

[• Gwapz Ice™ •]

saan ba ipinanganak yung bata? kasi duty ng hospital na isubmit yung birth certificate sa Civil Registrar (tsaka iniipit din nila ito habang hindi pa sila bayad). kung sa midwife lang, duty rin ng midwife na magsubmit ng birth certificate. whether hospital or midwife, alamin niya muna mula sa ospital or the midwife kung sila ba ay nagsubmit na ng birth certificate sa civil registrar, kung wala talaga, late registration yan. pwede siyang pumunta sa civil registrar kung saan ipinanganak ang bata para magparehistro dun sa bata. di na kailangan ang consent ng lalaki dahil di naman sila kasal

 

Actually, hawak daw niya ung original nung "Information sheet for live birth certificate registration" yun ba yung pinapasa sa Civil Registrar? Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital daw sa Manila. So punta na lang sa Civil Registrar sa Manila City Hall?

[dickyryu]

mga legal grus need your help please.. I just don't know if an issue about "CHILD CUSTODY" has been raised before if so please direct me.. salamt po..

going on..

 

I need to file for a Custody Battle.. I have a 7 year old daughter turning 8 this October, hiwalay na kame ng asawa ko dahil nagka anak sya sa ibang lalake habang kasal kame her kid is now turning 1 this Feb. Hindi ko alam if she's living with the dad of her baby or tinakbuhan sya

 

Right now we are sharing time with our daughter since ito ang payo ng Abogado nya (PAO) pero hindi naman din kasi sya sumusunod sa ibang provisions ng abogado nya and ako ang lagi nag aadjust para lang ma accomodate ang mga demands nya.. isa pa I really don't think the PAO lawyer is telling me everything I need to know or is just beating around the bushes keeping me pacified enough not to file for anything..

Ayaw nung anak ko sa kanya since she really is a daddy's girl and IMO hindi nya na bibigay ang lahat ng kelangan ng anak namin.

she has a job as a sales attendant in some mall se started not to long ago, wala pa yata 4 months, I have a Job as well sa isang call center for more than a year now..

 

Bottom line is I really would like to file for a custody battle for my daughter.. any advices you guys can give me.. like Cost.. how long.. steps I need to take and such.. salamat in advance

[rocco69]

magastos magkaso. do you really NEED to file a custody case, or you WANT to file a custody case. a custody case would require you to show that you are better qualified to take care of your child than your spouse. it is not just a case of showing that your wife is unqualified, you also have to show you are qualified. also, since this involves a child, this will certainly raise objections from your ex. In other words, baka ang mangyari, maglabasan kayo ng baho sa korte - sisiraan mo siya para ijustify na hindi siya qualified sa bata, sisiraan ka rin niya dahil ayaw niyang mawala ang bata sa kanya.

 

anyway, in custody cases, the no. 1 factor to be considered is "what is for the best interest of the child" (ano ba ang makabubuti sa bata)? dahil turning 8 na ang anak ninyo, malaking factor kung sino ang gusto ng bata na makasama na magulang - which is in your favor. malaki ring factor yung nagka-anak sa iba yung asawa mo (ipapalagay ko na kinakasama nya yung lalaking nakabuntis sa kanya), dahil pangit na nakikita ng anak mo yung ina nya na may kinakasamang iba at may kapatid pa siya na iba ang tatay.

 

ang gastusin dito ay katulad din ng ibang kaso, depende sa abugadong makukuha mo (this could range from a low of P50T to as high as a million - depende nga sa abugado, kung si Fortun o Katrina Legarda ba naman ang gusto mo, o isang bagong pasa pa lang ng bar). kakailanganin mo ng ebidensya na mas karapat-dapat mapunta sa iyo ang bata, proof of good character, proof of income, endorsement by priests, respected people in community (best to also get a psychiatrist to come out with a report saying that it would be best for the child to stay with you).

 

mas maganda, get also proof of the adultery of your wife (birth certificate of the child, paano mo nasabi na sa ibang lalaki yun etc.)

 

do not expect also that your wife will be totally excluded from the life of your child, dahil ina yan, baka bigyan din ng visitation right ng korte ang ina sa bata.

 

clearly, mabigat na proseso ang pagkakaso. kung mukhang mahirap, why don't you talk with your ex about what is happening with your child, kung ano ang ayaw mosa mga demands niya, bakit ayaw mo na ikaw lagi ang nag-aaccomodate sa kanya. baka sakali na mapagkasunduan ninyo.

 

kung talagang matigas ang ulo, takutin mo na kakasuhan mo siya ng ADULTERY at ipapakulong mo siya (on the assumption na basta na lang kayo naghiwalay at di pa napapawalang-bisa ang kasal ninyo) kung di siya papayag sa mga gusto mo - siguraduhin mo lang na after you do this, di niya itatakas ang bata mula sa iyo.

 

hope this helps.

 

 

 

mga legal grus need your help please.. I just don't know if an issue about "CHILD CUSTODY" has been raised before if so please direct me.. salamt po..

going on..

 

I need to file for a Custody Battle.. I have a 7 year old daughter turning 8 this October, hiwalay na kame ng asawa ko dahil nagka anak sya sa ibang lalake habang kasal kame her kid is now turning 1 this Feb. Hindi ko alam if she's living with the dad of her baby or tinakbuhan sya

 

Right now we are sharing time with our daughter since ito ang payo ng Abogado nya (PAO) pero hindi naman din kasi sya sumusunod sa ibang provisions ng abogado nya and ako ang lagi nag aadjust para lang ma accomodate ang mga demands nya.. isa pa I really don't think the PAO lawyer is telling me everything I need to know or is just beating around the bushes keeping me pacified enough not to file for anything..

Ayaw nung anak ko sa kanya since she really is a daddy's girl and IMO hindi nya na bibigay ang lahat ng kelangan ng anak namin.

she has a job as a sales attendant in some mall se started not to long ago, wala pa yata 4 months, I have a Job as well sa isang call center for more than a year now..

 

Bottom line is I really would like to file for a custody battle for my daughter.. any advices you guys can give me.. like Cost.. how long.. steps I need to take and such.. salamat in advance

[rocco69]

punta siya sa Civil registrar ng manila at apply siya for a copy of the birth certificate using the data in the information sheet, pag may lumabas na ganung birth certificate, ibig sabihin registrado na yung bata. pag wal;a naman, kailangan mag-apply din sa NSO para makita na talalgang walang ganung birth certificate. anyway, magtanong-tanong na lang siya sa civil registrar ng manila at alam na nila dun kung ano ang gagawin.

 

Actually, hawak daw niya ung original nung "Information sheet for live birth certificate registration" yun ba yung pinapasa sa Civil Registrar? Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital daw sa Manila. So punta na lang sa Civil Registrar sa Manila City Hall?

[daredevil2k7]

I have a question. My friend had a job in a commission basis earning less than 10k a month and he didn't file for an income tax. He only stayed less than 8 months. Can that be consider as tax evasion? Thanks

[rocco69]

pwede.

 

Tax evasion may be defined as the act of reducing taxes by illegal or fraudulent means. Common practices of Tax evasion include:

 

under-reporting of income, over-statement of expenses, use of fictitious receipts, the keeping of double sets of books, false or fictitious entries in books, fictitious transactions in the name of dummies, non-recording of sales, and others.

 

Tax avoidance, on the other hand, involves the legal re-arrangements of one's economic activities in order to lower the tax liability. This is done by moving capital or labor to areas, geographical or otherwise, where tax rates are lower and/or by manipulating the tax parameters through the legal means to spread or defer the tax liability over time thereby effectively reducing the tax rate.

 

 

kung required siya sa ilalim ng batas na mag-file ng income tax return, at di siya nag-file, ito ay ilegal kung kaya't maari nating sabihin na ito ay tax evasion.

 

Note: kung nag-withhold naman ang employer niya ng tamang halaga ng income tax mula sa commission niya, mukhang walang tax evasion dun, dahil di na siya required mag-file ng ITR

 

I have a question. My friend had a job in a commission basis earning less than 10k a month and he didn't file for an income tax. He only stayed less than 8 months. Can that be consider as tax evasion? Thanks