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Tables Void Voidable and Legal Separation PDF
Tables Void Voidable and Legal Separation PDF
The judgment of
annulment or of absolute
nullity of the marriage,
the partition and
distribution of the
properties of the
spouses and the delivery
of the children's
presumptive legitimes
shall be recorded in the
appropriate civil registry
and registries of
property; otherwise, the
same shall not affect
third persons. (Art. 52,
FC)
Decree of Spouses may not marry The spouses shall be The custody of the minor After the final judgment The offending spouse When legal separation
Legal again because the entitled to live separately children shall be granting the petition, the shall be disqualified from has been granted, the
Separation marriage is still valid and from each other, but the awarded to the innocent obligation of mutual inheriting from the wife shall continue using
subsisting. marriage bonds shall not spouse, subject to the support between the innocent spouse by her name and surname
be severed. (Art. 63(1), provisions of Article 213 spouses ceases. intestate succession. employed before the
FC) of this Code. (Art 63(3), However, in case of legal Moreover, provisions in legal separation. (Art.
FC) separation, the court favor of the offending 372, NCC)
may order that the guilty spouse made in the will
The custody of the minor spouse shall give of the innocent spouse A decree of legal
children shall be support to the innocent shall be revoked by separation is not a
awarded to the innocent one, specifying the terms operation of law. (Art. ground for a petition for
spouse, unless of such order. (Art. 198, 63(4), FC) change of name under
otherwise directed by the FC) the Rules of Court.
court in the interest of (Laperal v. Republic)
said minors, for whom
said court may appoint a
guardian. (Art. 106(3),
NCC)
In case of separation of
his parents, no child
under five years of age
shall be separated from
his mother unless the
court finds compelling
reasons to do so. (Art.
17(3), PD 603)
The foregoing rules on forfeiture shall likewise (2) Amounts advanced by the conjugal partnership in payment of personal debts and obligations of either spouse shall be
apply even if both parties are in bad faith. (Art. credited to the conjugal partnership as an asset thereof.
148, FC)
(3) Each spouse shall be reimbursed for the use of his or her exclusive funds in the acquisition of property or for the value of his
or her exclusive property, the ownership of which has been vested by law in the conjugal partnership.
(4) The debts and obligations of the conjugal partnership shall be paid out of the conjugal assets. In case of insufficiency of said
assets, the spouses shall be solidarily liable for the unpaid balance with their separate properties, in accordance with the
provisions of paragraph (2) of Article 121.
(5) Whatever remains of the exclusive properties of the spouses shall thereafter be delivered to each of them.
(6) Unless the owner had been indemnified from whatever source, the loss or deterioration of movables used for the benefit of the
family, belonging to either spouse, even due to fortuitous event, shall be paid to said spouse from the conjugal funds, if any.
(7) The net remainder of the conjugal partnership properties shall constitute the profits, which shall be divided equally between
husband and wife, unless a different proportion or division was agreed upon in the marriage settlements or unless there has been
a voluntary waiver or forfeiture of such share as provided in this Code.
(8) The presumptive legitimes of the common children shall be delivered upon the partition in accordance with Article 51.
(9) In the partition of the properties, the conjugal dwelling and the lot on which it is situated shall, unless otherwise agreed upon
by the parties, be adjudicated to the spouse with whom the majority of the common children choose to remain. Children below the
age of seven years are deemed to have chosen the mother, unless the court has decided otherwise. In case there is no such
majority, the court shall decide, taking into consideration the best interests of said children. (Art. 129, FC)