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Showing 1–3 of 3 articles for “article 151”

Sibling Disputes and Court Filings: When Family Code Conciliation Rules Apply

The Supreme Court clarifies when Article 151 of the Family Code requires earnest efforts before family members can sue each other.

Family Code Compromise Rule: When Courts Cannot Dismiss Family Suits Motu Proprio

Supreme Court clarifies that failure to allege compromise efforts under Article 151 is a waivable defect, not grounds for motu proprio dismissal.

Habeas Corpus and the Family Code: When Child Custody Battles Meet Technical Rules

The Supreme Court clarifies when habeas corpus petitions for child custody must comply with Article 151 compromise requirements and barangay conciliation rules.