G.R. No. 111455. December 23, 1998 MARISSA A. MOSSESGELD, Petitioner, v. COURT OF APPEALS and CIVIL REGISTRAR GENERAL, Respondents. Tags: Paternity and Filiation > Illegitimate Children > Rights of Illegitimate Children Facts:
Topic: Rights of Illegitimate Children Tags: Paternity and Filiation > Illegitimate Children > Rights of Illegitimate Children Facts This is a criminal case in Negros involving a mentally-retarded woman and subsequently gave
[G.R. No. 133054. January 28, 1999.] Facts: The Republic filed a case against the respondent family because RTC of Laoag failed to order the change of surnames of the children from the
REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES, petitioner, vs. COURT OF APPEALS and CYNTHIA VICENCIO, respondents. Thesis: Republic assails that respondent’s surname should not be changed to her step-father’s surname. Facts: Respondent’s father, Pablo Vicencio,
Thesis: Petitioner questioned and tried to stay the writ of execution for support issued by the respondent judge on the ground that he appealed and there is no good reason for its
The mother filed for a petition to remand the custody of the child from the father to her. The mother is the petitioner in this case, when she worked abroad, she left
Lesson: The legitimate daughter of a daughter legitimated by subsequent marriage, now deceased, is entitled to inherit from a brother of her mother who is a legitimate son of the same parents
Petitioner opposed the claim or respondents to the estate of her husband on the ground that mother was an illegitimate child (and their parents marriage is a subsequent marriage after a divorce
REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES, petitioner, vs. COURT OF APPEALS and ZENAIDA C. BOBILES, respondents. Facts: The Republic opposed the decision of the Trial Court granting the petition for adoption by Zenaida Bobiles
G.R. No. 122749 – July 31, 1996 Full Text Link: THESIS STATEMENT Marriage of Antonio Valdez and respondent Consuelo Gomez-Valdez was declared null and void on the grounds of Psychological Incapacity, but
