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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]
  2. 2

    Married woman not mandated to use surname of husband. IN Dear PAO [column] by Acosta, Persida V. Rueda

    Published in Manila Times (2013)
    Article

    Married woman not mandated to use surname of husband. IN Dear PAO [column]
  3. 3

    Adopting your son entitles him to bear your surname. IN Dear PAO [column] by Acosta, Persida V. Rueda

    Published in Manila Times (2013)
    Article

    Adopting your son entitles him to bear your surname. IN Dear PAO [column]
  4. 4

    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
  5. 5

    Illegitimate's advantage. IN A Law Each Day (keeps trouble away) [column] by Sison, Jose C.

    Published in Philippine Star (2006)
    Article

    Illegitimate's advantage. IN A Law Each Day (keeps trouble away) [column]
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    Moro syllabic surnames. IN Pinoy kasi [column] by Tan, Michael Lim

    Published in Philippine Daily Inquirer (2005)
    Article

    Moro syllabic surnames. IN Pinoy kasi [column]
  7. 7

    Law allows illegitimate children to use surname of father by Montana, Bernadette R.

    Published in Leyte Samar Daily Express (2004)
    Article

    Law allows illegitimate children to use surname of father
  8. 8

    Law helps remove 'stigma' of illegitimate children by Molon, Marife R.

    Published in Leyte Samar Daily Express (2004)
    Article

    Law helps remove 'stigma' of illegitimate children
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    Illegitimate kid can now use pa's name

    Published in Malaya (2004)
    Article

    Illegitimate kid can now use pa's name
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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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