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Illegitimate child uses surname of mother. IN Dear PAO [column]

by Acosta, Persida V. Rueda
Published in Manila Times (2013)

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Illegitimate child uses surname of mother. IN Dear PAO [column]

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Law granting illegitimate children the right to be legitimated took effect in 2009. IN Dear PAO [column]

by Acosta, Persida V. Rueda
Published in Manila Times (2012)

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Law granting illegitimate children the right to be legitimated took effect in 2009. IN Dear PAO [column]

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Illegitimate child entitled to support of father. IN Dear PAO [column]

by Acosta, Persida V. Rueda
Published in Manila Times (2012)

Article

Illegitimate child entitled to support of father. IN Dear PAO [column]

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Right to support can be invoked if father acknowledges child as his. IN Dear PAO [column]

by Acosta, Persida V. Rueda
Published in Manila Times (2012)

Article

Right to support can be invoked if father acknowledges child as his. IN Dear PAO [column]

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Illegitimate child's inheritance is half the share of a legitimate child

by Acosta, Persida V. Rueda
Published in Manila Times (2012)

Article

Illegitimate child's inheritance is half the share of a legitimate child

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Illegitimate over legitimate. IN A Law each day [column]

by Sison, Jose C.
Published in Philippine Star (2010)

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Illegitimate over legitimate. IN A Law each day [column]

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OFW wants custody over her illegitimate child. IN Dear PAO [column]

by Acosta, Persida V. Rueda
Published in Manila Times (2010)

Article

OFW wants custody over her illegitimate child. IN Dear PAO [column]

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Working mother asks support for her illegitimate child. IN Dear PAO [column]

by Acosta, Persida V. Rueda
Published in Manila Times (2010)

Article

Working mother asks support for her illegitimate child. IN Dear PAO [column]

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Middle initials no longer required for birth certificates - NSO

by Echeminada, Perseus
Published in Philippine Star (2010)

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Middle initials no longer required for birth certificates - NSO

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Bill legitimizes children of unmarried minors

by Maragay, Fel V.
Published in Manila Standard Today (2009)

Article

Bill legitimizes children of unmarried minors

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Fil-Japanese win court battle

Published in Manila Standard Today (2008)

Article

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Unmarried with children the complete guide for unmarried families

by Sember, Brette McWhorter 1968-
Published 2008

Book

Unmarried with children the complete guide for unmarried families

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Bill fights for illegitimate children

by Araneta, Macon Ramos
Published in Manila Standard Today (2007)

Article

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Revilla plan seeks more protection for illegitimate kids

by Pelovello, Roy
Published in Manila Standard Today (2007)

Article

Revilla plan seeks more protection for illegitimate kids

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Bill seeks to legitimize kids born out of wedlock.

by Rosario, Ben R.
Published in Manila Bulletin (2007)

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Bill seeks to legitimize kids born out of wedlock.

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New bill on illegitimate children approved.

Published in Manila Bulletin (2006)

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New bill on illegitimate children approved.

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Illegitimate's advantage. IN A Law Each Day (keeps trouble away) [column]

by Sison, Jose C.
Published in Philippine Star (2006)

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Illegitimate's advantage. IN A Law Each Day (keeps trouble away) [column]

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Petitioning illegitimate children. IN Immigration corner [column]

by Gurfinkel, Michael J.
Published in Philippine Star (2005)

Article

Petitioning illegitimate children. IN Immigration corner [column]

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Sen. Revilla files bill allowing illegitimate kids use of dad's surname

by Ramos, Ethel
Published in Malaya (2004)

Article

Sen. Revilla files bill allowing illegitimate kids use of dad's surname

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Rules and regulations governing the implementation of Republic Act no. 9255 (An act allowing illegitimate children to use the Surname of their father amending for the Purpose, Arti...

Published in Manila Times (2004)

Article

Rules and regulations governing the implementation of Republic Act no. 9255 (An act allowing illegitimate children to use the Surname of their father amending for the Purpose, Article 176 of Executive Order No. 209, otherwise known as the "Family Code of the Philippines"

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