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Showing 1–4 of 4 articles for “birth certificate correction”

Challenging Filiation: Birth Certificate Corrections and DNA Evidence in Philippine Law

Philippine Supreme Court rules filiation cannot be collaterally attacked via Rule 108 birth certificate correction petitions; DNA testing requires prima facie evidence.

Correcting Civil Registry Errors: Ensuring Accurate Gender Identity Recognition

The Supreme Court clarifies when birth certificate corrections for name and sex are allowed, and how medical certificates are treated as evidence.

Correcting Birth Certificate Entries: When to File with the Civil Registrar or the Court

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies when birth certificate corrections need administrative filing under RA 9048 versus judicial action under Rule 108.

Affinity vs Consanguinity: Correcting Birth Records and Inheritance Rights in the Philippines

Learn how Philippine courts handle birth certificate corrections affecting filiation, legitimacy, and inheritance rights under Rule 108.