Pwede bang magfile for support ung wife na wala pang anak?

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alam mo agree ako sayo.. para sa akin yung pera hindi un ang issue.. ang main issue kasi ung mga ginawa sayo ng husband mo..kung tutuusin ginawa mo lahat lahat pra sa asawa mo pinagsilbihan mo sya kahit pagod ka na piniplease mo pa rin sya then isang araw sasabihin nalng sayo hiwalay na tayo kasi meron na akong ibang girl.. psychologically and mentally battered ang labas ng asawa.. hindi matatawaran ang sakit na nararamdaman ng isang misis..lalo na sa sarili mo alam mong wala kang pagkukulang.. ang isang misis kapag napasok sa ganung situation eh parang buhay na patay.humihinga ka nga pero pra kang patay sa sobra ng sakit na nararamdaman mo.. asawa ka at hindi ka nobya lang.. and yes to get even with your husband kelangan din magbayad talaga sila sa ginawa nila..kasi sa nangyayari ngayon eh laging umiiyak na lang sa isang tabi ang misis kapag inabandona na ng mister.. pero as i said lahat ng mga wife me karapatan weder me anak kayo o wala..u just have to fight for it lang if u really wanted too at saka kung talagang gusto mong mturuan ng leksyon ung mga asawang nag-aabandona ng misis..

pwde pud maapil ka priso ang kabit kay isog man gud kaayo para matagam bah...mangaway man hinoun ug asawa salig man gud nga sila ang labanan..

[john_yo]

pwde pud maapil ka priso ang kabit kay isog man gud kaayo para matagam bah...mangaway man hinoun ug asawa salig man gud nga sila ang labanan..

sila bitaw duha ang ma behind bars if ma prove nimo. hehehe

hehehe karaana na diay ani na thread oi.

[ermie.faith]

Legal Updates: Support for abandoned woman and family
Good afternoon atty galacio,

my husband is a filipino seaman, we have no kids can i file for support?

i have my job but it is not enough for my daily expenses.according to him support is only given if i have kids to sustain? is it true?

please do advice me..i would gladly appreciate your response.
June 30, 2008 2:07 PM
Atty. Gerry T. Galacio said...

1. Your husband is wrong. Article 195 (paragraph 1) of the Family Code states that spouses are obliged to support each other. Thus even without children, your husband is obliged to support you.
The Family Code also states the following:

Art. 194. Support comprises everything indispensable for sustenance, dwelling, clothing, medical attendance, education and transportation, in keeping with the financial capacity of the family.

Art. 201. The amount of support, in the cases referred to in Articles 195 and 196, shall be in proportion to the resources or means of the giver and to the necessities of the recipient.

If you want to ask for financial support from you husband, you can do so under a Protection Order as provided for by RA 9262. You can petition the court to issue a Protection Order so that your husband and his employer will be required to set aside a certain percentage of his income on a monthly basis. If he and/or his employer fail to do so, they can be held in contempt of court.

You can try to get free legal help from the IBP (Integrated Bar of the Philippines) chapter in your town or city, OR from the OLA (Office of Legal Aid) from the UP College of Law in Diliman, Quezon City. You can also ask the DSWD of your local government unit for help in filing a petition for Protection Order. You will be filing the petition for Protection Order with your husband, his employer and the POEA (since your husband is a seaman) as respondents.

noted now i learn something.