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    Still valid without judicial declaration of nullity. IN A law each day [Keeps trouble away] [column] od Sison, Jose C.

    izdano v Philippine Star (2024)
    Article

    Still valid without judicial declaration of nullity. IN A law each day [Keeps trouble away] [column]
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    Bill adds more grounds for legal separation od Andrade, Jeannette I.

    izdano v Philippine Daily Inquirer (2023)
    Article

    Bill adds more grounds for legal separation
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    Escaping straitjackets the reconfigured concept of psychological incapacity under Tan-Andal v. Andal and its impact on battered women's access to justice in the Philippines od Sigua, Kristel Shayne M.

    izdano v Philippine Law Journal (2023)
    Article

    Escaping straitjackets the reconfigured concept of psychological incapacity under Tan-Andal v. Andal and its impact on battered women's access to justice in the Philippines
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    Dissolution of marriage the high cost of leaving: the liberal interpretation of laws as applied in petitions for recognition of foreign divorce and article 36 of the family code

    izdano v PHILJA Bulletin (2021)
    Article

    Dissolution of marriage the high cost of leaving: the liberal interpretation of laws as applied in petitions for recognition of foreign divorce and article 36 of the family code
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    Civil law. IN Doctrinal Reminders [column]

    izdano v PHILJA Bulletin (2020)
    Article

    Civil law. IN Doctrinal Reminders [column]
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    Senseless and protracted. IN A law each day [keeps trouble away] [column] od Sison, Jose C.

    izdano v Philippine Star (2018)
    Article

    Senseless and protracted. IN A law each day [keeps trouble away] [column]
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    Legal rights of parents and teachers should complement each other. IN A Point of Awareness [column] od Soliven, Preciosa S.

    izdano v Philippine Star (2016)
    Article

    Legal rights of parents and teachers should complement each other. IN A Point of Awareness [column]
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    An illegitimate child uses mother's surname. IN Dear PAO [column] od Acosta, Persida V. Rueda

    izdano v The Sunday Times (2012)
    Article

    An illegitimate child uses mother's surname. IN Dear PAO [column]
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    Child recognized by father may use his surname. IN Dear PAO [column] od Acosta, Persida V. Rueda

    izdano v Manila Times (2012)
    Article

    Child recognized by father may use his surname. IN Dear PAO [column]
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    Recognized child has right to paternal support. IN Dear PAO [column] od Acosta, Persida V. Rueda

    izdano v Manila Times (2012)
    Article

    Recognized child has right to paternal support. IN Dear PAO [column]

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