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Showing 1–4 of 4 articles for “illicit relationships”

Unmarried Cohabitation Establishing Property Rights In Long Term Illicit Relationships

The Supreme Court ruled that long-term illicit cohabitation can establish co-ownership rights under Article 148 of the Family Code.

Insurance Proceeds and Illicit Relationships: Who Gets the Benefits

Philippine Supreme Court rules on who receives life insurance proceeds when beneficiaries are children from an illicit relationship.

Unmarried Couples and Property Rights in the Philippines: Co-Ownership in Illicit Relationships

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on property co-ownership for unmarried couples in adulterous relationships under Article 148 of the Family Code.

Probate Disputes: How Illicit Relationships Impact Will Validity in the Philippines

Philippine law on probate and will validity—how illicit relationships affect testamentary capacity and legal heirs' rights.