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26th March 2010 #1
Need opinion and advice please
Hi guys,
Please we need you opinion and advice. We got married last Oct. 30,2009 here in the Philippines.
I had a seminar at the CFO PRISM last march 22 coz i wanted to amend my passport. When i had this interview, she asked me questions about previous marriage of my hubby. She ask for the documents,and i showed her. Then she said that our marriage is null and void coz my hubby's ex wife is a Filipino and for this she cant issue me a certificate. She then told me to consult a lawyer. She even told me not to get stress! huh? after all what she said? how can i relax?! I'm so hurt and embarrass.
I already consulted lawyers, they said our marriage is legal. The only problem is his ex wife.. she can not re marry if she don't submit their divorce papers to the regional court where they got married. I asked a Lawyer to make a statement that our marriage is legal but he is asking me 10,000 pesos!
Has anyone experience this? Your opinion and advice is very much appreciated! I cant bear more pressures to come, God help us, I'm pregnant!Marlyn & Kenny forever
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26th March 2010 #2
Hi Marlyn i hope this link helps:
http://jlp-law.com/blog/judicial-rec...ivorce-decree/
As stated in the last two questions at the bottom:
Isn’t it enough that I already forwarded the divorce decree to the Philippine Embassy (or the Department of Foreign Affairs) and the National Statistics Office (NSO)?
No. The foreign divorce decree must be recognized here in the Philippines; a process which may only be done through the courts.
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Why should we waste money in filing a petition in court for the recognition of the divorce decree?
This is the requirement of law, unfortunately. The divorce decree must be proven, just like any fact, in court. The presentation of the divorce decree is insufficient. Proof of its authenticity and due execution must be presented. This necessarily entails proving the applicable laws of the jurisdiction where the foreigner-spouse (who could be a former Filipino) is a national. One of the requirements under Article 26 is that the decree of divorce must be valid according to the national law of the foreigner.
*If your lawyer or solicitor can assure u that he can give u the proper legal papers u will be needing for ur CFO cert then go for it..''Don't be serious..Be Sincere''
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These laws in the Phil are basically in place to cover the state for rules made by the Catholic church.
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A catholic church has the responsibility of teaching and looking to the welfare of his flock.
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25th June 2010 #11
Just wondering, can we take CFO seminar even if we don't have spouse visa yet?
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