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MANILA, Philippines – Let’s talk about annulments in the Philippines.
Are you thinking of getting an annulment or perhaps are in the middle of one? Then stay tune to this week’s Sex and Sensibilities podcast because we’ll be talking about annulment do’s and don’ts, how to avoid getting scammed in Recto or online, and everything you need to know before you enter that courtroom. (READ: How to get annulled?)
Rappler columnist Ana Santos also shares her personal story, dating back to 2003 when she filed for annulment. The court only gave its decision 4 years later after a long and messy process.
In court, she received snide remarks from the judge. The scenario is common in the Philippines, where annulments are not really as accepted or talked about.
If you’re curious on how annulment differs from nullity, legal separation, and divorce, don’t miss this week’s episode as we give an easy-to-digest run down of these terms.
Lastly, Santos talks about the divorce bill and the need to revamp and review the country’s existing laws. – Rappler.com
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