Love and commitment in the Philippines takes on a new form, prioritizing practicality, emotional well-being, and financial stability over traditional expectations ...

More Filipino women have chosen a live-in arrangement than get married, a survey in 2022 by the Commission on Population ...

This is the metadata section. Skip to content viewer section. BACKGROUNDThe Philippines is the only country in the world, aside from the Vatican, where divorce is not legal. Despite the lack of ...

In a country where marriage—deeply embedded in religion and tradition—has long been regarded as the foundation of a committed relationship, a significant shift is taking place.

She said her Gabriela Women’s Party will refile it when a newly elected Congress ... Father Jerome Secillano of the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of the Philippines, meanwhile, said divorce contravenes ...

THE Supreme Court ruled that only the aggrieved spouse — not the one who knowingly entered into a bigamous marriage — can ...

"This document [Report of Marriage] will be the basis to apply and reflect [the married surname] in their Philippine passport." For Filipinas or Filipino women who got married, for their married ...

THE Supreme Court ruled that only the aggrieved spouse — not the one who knowingly entered into a bigamous marriage — can seek its annulment. In a decision penned by Associate Justice Ricardo Rosario, ...