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[Roubaix]

Mga Sir,

 

I was recently involved in a vehicular accident, i immediately rushed the victim to phil ortho and she suffered multiple fractured bones. We agreed that i will shoulder all of her medical expenses and that will cost me around 200 to 300 thousand. My problem is aside from paying their medical expenses they are asking me to shoulder even their food and fare. I am just a regular employee my salary is only enough to cover for my families expenses. Do I really need to cover even their food at the hospital and their fare? Please advice. thank you

 

No you don't.

 

I say offer a lump sum and make them a waiver and quit claim. You are not bound to food and fare of the family members. It is hard to pay monthly. Talk straight to the hospital. Arrange the payment of the medical fees with them. But only do it after they sign a waiver and quit claim.

 

The hard thing about not paying is that they may file a Reckless Imprudence case resulting to physical injuries. The prosecutor's office will almost always mature that to a criminal case which is worse than paying them off with a lump sum combined with a quit claim.

 

It's better to borrow that lump sum from a bank (don't go to a money lender, that is even worse!) then pay the installment to the bank.

 

Good luck

[MNdMud4s3x]

pano po kaya ito? c mr j me property na 2.5 h.a. ang size worth 2.5illion pesos, me nag offer sa kanya bulimi for a consideration of 3m, to be used as a school site, what r his tax liabilities?

 

a.what r his liabilities on the income tax he earned?

b. can he use d income tax payment as a deduction from his gross income?

c.ano pa po kaya ang kanyang other payment options? salamat po

 

sorry for the very late reply. sana makatulong pa rin.

a. he has a final income tax liability of 6% of the contract price.

b. he cannot claim decuctions because it is the buyer who can invoke exemption, not the seller. remember that the one to use the lot exclusively for educational purposes is the buyer and not the seller, so the seller is to pay the tax in full.

c. no other payment options but to settle the final income tax.

[draizen]

No you don't.

 

I say offer a lump sum and make them a waiver and quit claim. You are not bound to food and fare of the family members. It is hard to pay monthly. Talk straight to the hospital. Arrange the payment of the medical fees with them. But only do it after they sign a waiver and quit claim.

 

The hard thing about not paying is that they may file a Reckless Imprudence case resulting to physical injuries. The prosecutor's office will almost always mature that to a criminal case which is worse than paying them off with a lump sum combined with a quit claim.

 

It's better to borrow that lump sum from a bank (don't go to a money lender, that is even worse!) then pay the installment to the bank.

 

Good luck

 

Thank you for your response. I already tried to offer them a lump sum and they refuse. They want me to shoulder all of their medical expenses and they even confined the patient to medical city the doctor game me quotation that it will cost around 700 thousand. I dont have that kind of money. Im just wondering, if ever they file a case against me and i lost can i ask for a probation so that i wont need to serve my sentence in jail? what reward can the judge gve them if i dont have any assets under my name? thank you

[superboym16]

Help...i need your advice.

pwede pa po bang magfile ng case kahit isang taon na ang nakalipas?

[Pinoymale]

Help...i need your advice.

pwede pa po bang magfile ng case kahit isang taon na ang nakalipas?

 

Ano balak mo i-file? Depende kasi kung anong complaint ang gusto mo i-file.

[malufet]

Sir,

 

I had this friend of mine OFW in middle east. He is married in the Phils. He is a christian catholic. Then he met this kababayan na married din sa pinas. She is also a christian catholic. They lived togother in middle east as husband and wife. They wanted to convert in islam pra maging legal ang pagsasama nila. Are they still liable for a crime of bigamy or concubinage under philippine laws if they will convert to islam?

 

Your answer will be a big help not only for my friend but also to other OFW's out there who have the same story..

 

thanks.

[Pinoymale]

Sir,

 

I had this friend of mine OFW in middle east. He is married in the Phils. He is a christian catholic. Then he met this kababayan na married din sa pinas. She is also a christian catholic. They lived togother in middle east as husband and wife. They wanted to convert in islam pra maging legal ang pagsasama nila. Are they still liable for a crime of bigamy or concubinage under philippine laws if they will convert to islam?

 

Your answer will be a big help not only for my friend but also to other OFW's out there who have the same story..

 

thanks.

 

They cannot be liable for bigamy and concubinage if committed in another country since our criminal law is applicable and enforceable only within the Philippines.

[superboym16]

Ano balak mo i-file? Depende kasi kung anong complaint ang gusto mo i-file.

 

 

 

adultery case po.

[Pinoymale]

adultery case po.

 

In that case, you can still file the complaint.

[draxxm]

In that case, you can still file the complaint.

 

 

if ever pagkatapos po magka-alamanan at magka-aminan. tapos sabi niyo kanya kanya na tayo. bahala ka sa buhay mo tapos bahala ako sa buhay ko. then after nga one year.... pwede pa ba ito adultery?

[Pinoymale]

if ever pagkatapos po magka-alamanan at magka-aminan. tapos sabi niyo kanya kanya na tayo. bahala ka sa buhay mo tapos bahala ako sa buhay ko. then after nga one year.... pwede pa ba ito adultery?

 

Adultery pa rin yan pero kung napatawad (pardoned) na ng husband ang wife, hinde na pwede magsampa ng adultery. (Art. 344, Revised Penal Code).

[draxxm]

@pinoymale

 

salamat master.

 

pahabol. kung nagkasundo sila maghiwalay nagkapirmahan sa womens desk. pwede ba ipagbawal ng tatay na makitulog ang nanay sa kanila? pwede niya ba ito itaboy?

 

salamat ulit.

[Pinoymale]

@pinoymale

 

salamat master.

 

pahabol. kung nagkasundo sila maghiwalay nagkapirmahan sa womens desk. pwede ba ipagbawal ng tatay na makitulog ang nanay sa kanila? pwede niya ba ito itaboy?

 

salamat ulit.

 

Legally, the husband cannot keep his wife out of the home because they're still married and required to provide mutual support. But in reality, it would be easy for the husband to find reasons to keep her out, especially after what she did.

[draxxm]

Legally, the husband cannot keep his wife out of the home because they're still married and required to provide mutual support. But in reality, it would be easy for the husband to find reasons to keep her out, especially after what she did.

 

thank you sir.

 

with the new RA now (violence against women), lugi na pala ang lalake pag babae ang nagloloko. hindi mo pwede i-ban sa bahay mo. tapos pag sinigawan mo pa or paluin sa pwet or sampalin makasuhan kapa sa bagong RA... ikaw na naloko ikaw pa nireklamo haayss

[malufet]

malufet, on 15 August 2011 - 07:49 PM, said:

 

Sir,

 

I had this friend of mine OFW in middle east. He is married in the Phils. He is a christian catholic. Then he met this kababayan na married din sa pinas. She is also a christian catholic. They lived togother in middle east as husband and wife. They wanted to convert in islam pra maging legal ang pagsasama nila. Are they still liable for a crime of bigamy or concubinage under philippine laws if they will convert to islam?

 

Your answer will be a big help not only for my friend but also to other OFW's out there who have the same story..

 

thanks.

 

 

 

They cannot be liable for bigamy and concubinage if committed in another country since our criminal law is applicable and enforceable only within the Philippines.

 

 

Sir can you clarify yung sinagot ni Sen. Escudero tungkol sa kanyang column sa isang newspaper?Naguguluhan po kc ako.

 

Dear Sen. Chiz,

 

Ang sulat pong ito ay para sa matalik kong kaibigan na nais niyang malinawagan ang magiging resulta tungkol sa pagpapakasal sa ikalawang pagkakataon sa Islam. Siya ay may asawa at anak.

 

Kasalukuyan siyang nagwo-work sa abroad at sa tagal ng panahon sa pagkawalay sa kanyang misis at pamilya ay may naka­tagpo siyang babae. Siya rin ay may asawa at anak at bilang na rin ng taon na sila ay hiwalay ng kanyang asawa at walang suporta. Sila ay nagmahalan hanggang nagdesisyon siyang magpa-convert sa Muslim o Islam para mapakasalan niya ang babae.

 

Nais niyang malaman kung magpapakasal ba sila sa Islam? Dito sa abroad wala ba silang magiging problema? Kailangan pa bang magpa-convert sa Muslim ang babae para puwede silang makasal sa Islam? Converted na kasi ang lalake pero ang babae ay hindi pa.

 

Sabi kasi sa kanya ng iba niyang friend ay once na na-convert na siya sa Muslim pwede na silang magpakasal. Sa kanyang nobya naman ba ay pwede rin ba siyang magpakasal sa Muslim kahit 14 years nang hiwalay sa kanyang asawa na walang communication at suporta? Maraming salamat po.

 

Romulado

 

Dear Romualdo,

 

Kahit pa ang iyong kaibigan ay hiwalay sa asawa niya nang may ilang taon na, nananatili pa rin naman siyang kasal at va­lid ang kasal nila ng kanyang asawa.

 

Maaari lamang siyang pakasal muli kung mayroon na siyang decree of annulment na nagpapawalang bisa sa una niyang kasal ayon sa mga basehan ng annulment sa batas ng ating bansa.

 

Hindi binibigyan ang isang tao ng karapatan na magpakasal muli sa iba dahil lamang sa paglipat niya sa relihiyong Islam. Biga­mous ang marriage niya sakaling ituloy niya ang pagpapakasal sa Islam.

 

Sumasaiyo,

Senator Francis ‘Chiz’ Escudero