Family Law, Estate Planning, Wills and Succession

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Can a Married Person’s Paramour Own Property Bought With Marital Funds?

Learn how Philippine law treats property bought with marital funds and registered in a paramour’s name, including co-ownership and constructive trust claims.

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What Happens to Property After Legal Separation?

Learn how final legal separation affects shared bank accounts, real estate, future earnings, and liquidation under Philippine law.

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How Can Spouses Seek Judicial Separation of Property?

Learn how spouses may seek judicial separation of property due to abandonment, gambling-related financial mismanagement, or failure to support the family.

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How Is Financial Contribution Proven in Adulterous Relationships?

Article 148 requires proof of actual financial contribution before a partner in an adulterous relationship may claim co-ownership of property.

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