Tag: divorce in the Philippines

Catholic PH Bishops: Divorce Is Not a Solution to Extramarital Affairs

Supreme Court Recognizes Divorce for Filipinos With Foreign Spouses

Bill That Allows For Cheaper Divorce Proceedings in PH Approved by HOR Committee

Divorce Bill Gets Approved by The House of Representatives on Final Reading

A divorce bill had been approved by the lower house but received little support in the Senate in the previous Congress.

A Senate panel has granted approval to Senate Bill 2443, the Dissolution of Marriage Act.

The Senate is divided on the controversial bill's passage in the country.

Bill author and sponsor Rep. Edcel Lagman emphasized that the bill will not allow for “quickie divorces.”

The Philippines is moving closer to legalizing divorce, leaving Vatican City as the only country where it remains illegal.

A mom said, "Yes to divorce. Dahil hindi buo ang pamilyang nakatira nga sa iisang bubong pero nagwawasakan naman ng pagkatao."

Is the country ready for divorce to be legal?

The Philippines is the only country in the world where divorce is illegal.

If divorce becomes legal in the Philippines, what does that mean for Filipinos?

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We appeal to Filipino lawmakers to put an “urgent” tag on these bills.

The divorce bill makes a comeback in Congress. Yay or nay?

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House Bill 5907 was approved after the third reading

Senate proposes that the current 60- to 78-day paid maternity leave period be extended to 90 days

Find out how it's possible for someone to "divorce" his spouse - even here in the Philippines.