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Solon wants House to vote anew on divorce bill - Vimarsana News

Solon wants House to vote anew on divorce bill

ANTI-DIVORCE Rep. Rodante Marcoleta (PL, Sagip) yesterday said he would personally ask Speaker Martin Romualdez if the House of Representatives could again...

Senate yet to receive House's divorce bill - Vimarsana News

Senate yet to receive House's divorce bill

House Bill 9349, which proposes the passage of an Absolute Divorce Law, has yet to be transmitted to the Senate two weeks after it was passed on third and final

Rappler Talk: Edcel Lagman on the push to legalize divorce - Vimarsana News

Rappler Talk: Edcel Lagman on the push to legalize divorce

In this Rappler Talk episode, political and public health reporter Kaycee Valmonte talks to Albay 1st District Representative Edcel Lagman to discuss efforts to legalize divorce in the Philippines

EXPLAINER: The death of love between spouses is not a legal ground for absolute divorce. But love's demise can lead to one of many overt acts for which a marriage may be lawfully terminated. - Vimarsana News

EXPLAINER: The death of love between spouses is not a legal ground for absolute divorce. But love's demise can lead to one of many overt acts for which a marriage may be lawfully terminated.

[] House Bill No. 9349 was passed on May 22, 2024, on third and final reading, but the House of Representatives deferred its transmittal to the Senate until nex

House defers transmittal of approved divorce bill to Senate - Vimarsana News

House defers transmittal of approved divorce bill to Senate

Albay 1st District Representative Edcel Lagman, principal author of the divorce bill in the lower chamber, expresses his disagreement with the move in a letter to House Secretary General Reginald Velasco