Yeah I submitted 1.2 kilos of additional proofs last august 6 but they received it august 10 due to the weather. I haven't heard from them but I'm hoping that it will have a positive outcome. Ang hirap na ganito nghihintay tayo ng walang kasiguraduhan. God bless sa atin sis I know mahal tayo ni Lord and He will see us through this. Alam nya na mahal natin mga hubby natin.mcm240906 said:
Thank you I need all the prayers I can getVINTA said:
My partner sends me money twice a month $800-$900. Our relationship started and got serious in July2010 and we filed Sept 2011. His support started October 2010, before that I was working and he asked me to quit.HI, DO YOU HAVE ANY UPDATES NOW?emrn said:Thank you I need all the prayers I can get
No, nothing at all :'( :'( :'( I hope the Canadian Embassy in Manila will be fair to those people who dont have an annulment because not everyone is lucky to be granted one. I hope that they will not use that ground as an excuse to stop two people who have a very loving and genuine relationship from being together.VINTA said:
That doesn't make any sense. First of all, he's supporting her, so he has to work in Canada. And second of all, if they were going to do that they could just live in the Philippines. Our case is so similar (except we had lived together before with our jobs). I HAVE to stay in Canada to earn money so that we can both survive. The idea is a good thought, but going to China just to live together just seems silly to me. It would be expensive to get a long term visa for the Philippines: $75 every 21 days if you're not married, but China has its share of fees too. If that was me.. working in a highly specialized field that has no market in Asia - no way could we live there and stay afloat.steaky said:
Oh yeah, I forgot that she said that. For me it's obvious since I know the rules of the country that the statement is a bit dramatic. We have faced the same trials and spoken to our lawyer in the Philippines about it. Although they can be charged with adultery it would be thrown out of court since you need proof - and necessary proof would be extremely intimate photos. It's nearly impossible to prove and therefore the threat is quite insignificant. Since there's no divorce in the Philippines, people separate and live with other people quite frequently.. it's quite commonplace. The key would be to live in a town far away from the ex, who would be the only one to press charges in the first place. It seems to be expected that an ex husband or wife would act psychoticsteaky said:
even though they have moved on with their life as well.
Our case is different adultery in a woman is very easy to prove unlike if it's concubinage with a man. I am also aware of our law here I have a lawyer that warned me about it that my nursing license would even be suspended or worse revoked. You are lucky that your partner is a man in the Philippines and it takes a lot for concubinage to be proven here. They have different rules with man and women. A woman who is seen with another man that they are intimate even when u move to a different town they can sue uand can be thrown in jail. My ex's family is rich and influential in their province and believe me it wont be hard for them to twist everything and have the law on their side. I'm not being dramatic I am just stating facts, you can even try reading livelife's posts too we are on the same both a woman married here in the Philippines that if ever we are seen or living with our partners we can be sued thrown to jail and in today's technology anyone can just take a picture of you.Steph C said:Oh yeah, I forgot that she said that. For me it's obvious since I know the rules of the country that the statement is a bit dramatic. We have faced the same trials and spoken to our lawyer in the Philippines about it. Although they can be charged with adultery it would be thrown out of court since you need proof - and necessary proof would be extremely intimate photos. It's nearly impossible to prove and therefore the threat is quite insignificant. Since there's no divorce in the Philippines, people separate and live with other people quite frequently.. it's quite commonplace. The key would be to live in a town far away from the ex, who would be the only one to press charges in the first place. It seems to be expected that an ex husband or wife would act psychotic
I didn't know the law is different for a man and a woman. It sucks that your ex is powerful enough to make your life difficult wherever you go. Too bad he doesn't want to get an annulment!emrn said:
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