Declaration of Nullity
Petitions to declare a marriage void — including psychological incapacity under Article 36 of the Family Code — prepared with the evidentiary rigor these cases demand.
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Family cases are among the most personal matters a client will ever bring to a lawyer. We handle them with discretion, candor, and the focused attention they deserve — this is the core of our civil practice.
Overview
Family law is the particular focus of our civil litigation practice. We guide clients through declaration of nullity and annulment of marriage, legal separation, custody and support disputes, and the recognition of foreign divorce — proceedings that are as emotionally demanding as they are legally technical.
These cases require more than sympathy. Petitions for nullity under Article 36 of the Family Code, for instance, rise or fall on how well the evidence of psychological incapacity is developed and presented. We prepare each petition deliberately — working with you, and where needed with expert witnesses, to build a case the court can grant.
Because family disputes often carry property consequences — the liquidation of the absolute community or conjugal partnership, support computations, and disputed assets — our firm's financial depth, including a CPA-lawyer-led forensic practice, is a real advantage when the numbers are contested.
Scope of Work
Petitions to declare a marriage void — including psychological incapacity under Article 36 of the Family Code — prepared with the evidentiary rigor these cases demand.
Learn more →Annulment of voidable marriages on grounds such as lack of parental consent, fraud, intimidation, or incapacity at the time of marriage.
Learn more →Legal separation proceedings, separation of property, and the liquidation of the absolute community or conjugal partnership.
Learn more →Child custody petitions, habeas corpus in custody disputes, and actions to fix, increase, or enforce child and spousal support.
Custody → Support →Judicial recognition of divorce obtained abroad, so it can be annotated on Philippine civil registry records and give you the capacity to remarry.
Learn more →Protection orders and proceedings under the Anti-Violence Against Women and Their Children Act (RA 9262) — for petitioners and respondents.
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