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Showing 1–7 of 7 articles for “well-founded belief”

Presumptive Death Under Article 41: Proving a Well-Founded Belief

The Supreme Court clarifies what it takes to prove a well-founded belief of death under Article 41 of the Family Code.

Declaration of Presumptive Death: What "Well-Founded Belief" Really Means

The Supreme Court clarifies the stringent "well-founded belief" requirement for declaring a spouse presumptedly dead under Article 41 of the Family Code.

Navigating Presumptive Death: Legal Requirements for Declaring a Spouse Deceased in the Philippines

The Supreme Court clarifies the strict "well-founded belief" standard for declaring a spouse presumptively dead under Article 41 of the Family Code.

Well-Founded Belief and Presumptive Death: Diligence Required for Remarriage

The Supreme Court clarifies the strict "well-founded belief" standard under Article 41 of the Family Code for declaring a missing spouse presumptively dead.

Diligent Search Required for Presumptive Death Declarations Under the Family Code

The Supreme Court clarifies the stringent "well-founded belief" standard for declaring a spouse presumptfully dead under Article 41 of the Family Code.

Declaring a Spouse Presumptively Dead: The High Bar of a "Well-Founded Belief"

The Supreme Court clarifies the stringent standard for declaring a spouse presumptively dead under Article 41 of the Family Code.

Presumptive Death Declarations: Proving Well-Founded Belief and the Right Remedy on Appeal

Learn the rules on judicial declaration of presumptive death under Article 41 of the Family Code, including the required proof and why such rulings are immediately final and executory.