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shadow · Jul 19, 2013

jackpeterson;1851889890 said:

I guess but depending where, you are looking, So have many of the Ladies here too!:D
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Some of the ladies here have been touched many more times by more people than any library book here.

Larry

Charlie · Jul 19, 2013

Broadside;1851889863 said:

Why buy a book when you can join a library ? :p
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Careful you don't get that book "over-due".

Broadside · Jul 19, 2013

Charlie T.;1851889892 said:

Careful you don't get that book "over-due".
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Hahahaha. Covered that scenario. 50th birthday present from me to me, was to get the magazine converted so that no live rounds, only blanks, can emerge from the muzzle. :D

onlymichael · Jul 20, 2013

Thanks for the clarification, did not know that.

shadow;1851889869 said:

A divorce obtained abraod is legal and binding for a foreigner in the Philippines. However, if one needs NSO to acknowledge it, he must take the original divorce decree to the Philippine embassy or consulate which serves the area the divorce was granted in, and get it Authenticated. One then must take that to a Philippine judge and have it validated and sent to NSO.

If the foreigner is the petitioner, the divorce is recognized for the Filipino as well. If the Filipino is the petitioner, the divorce is not recognized. From the family code;

Art. 26. All marriages solemnized outside the Philippines, in accordance with the laws in force in the country where they were solemnized, and valid there as such, shall also be valid in this country, except those prohibited under Articles 35 (1), (4), (5) and (6), 3637 and 38. (17a)

Where a marriage between a Filipino citizen and a foreigner is validly celebrated and a divorce is thereafter validly obtained abroad by the alien spouse capacitating him or her to remarry, the Filipino spouse shall have capacity to remarry under Philippine law.

Larry
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If I stay here I really need to get a set of Phil law books.

onlymichael · Jul 20, 2013

blueskies;1851889871 said:

5) 5 is just plain nuts as one other responders said.

As another responder said, if your asking these questions the answer is NO.
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Well, it works with the others. A guy married the Fil after the first child(she became matured) and it works!And there's also and expat still together for years with 3 kids and not married.

Btw, If i'm already married 3 times, i will be an expert or a consultant of Marriage.[/QUOTE]

Well, ok, never said it never works, never is a word with few applications. I was just saying it seemed very nuts to me to have a child for that reason.

shadow · Jul 20, 2013

onlymichael;1851889907 said:

If I stay here I really need to get a set of Phil law books.
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Most Philippine laws are readily available online;

Chan Robles Virtual Law Library :: www.chanrobles.com :: CHANROBLES and ASSOCIATES LAW FIRM

Philippine Laws and Jurisprudence Databank - The Lawphil Project

There are others, but these are the two sites I use the most.

Larry

pfotoguy · Jul 22, 2013

just got my internet back up. thanks for all the replies guys.

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