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[fireice2]

Delicadeza is immaterial.

Wala talaga pakialam mom mo sa share ng dad mo sa kanyang inheritance or any gratuitous transfer from your lolo and lola kasi wala siyang share until your dad dies.

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[_Cathy_]

well, if you see it that way...
you can also look at it this way... "the law was formulated to punish the philandering men!!". as i see it, the mistress gold digger requires a partner-in-crime-of-a-philandering-man, if she is to successfully pull it off."

But the wife and children suffer.

My Mom used to joke to my Dad "mambabae ka pero wag mo aanakan" HAHAHA My Dad doesn't have time to make babae, sakin pa lang ubos na oras niya

[dr. d]

They should not have made a law to encourage illegitimate children. That's a sin their parents made that they have to pay for.

Isn't it in Catholic schools, illegitimate children are not allowed to enrol. Marriage cert is a requirement.

believe me, the illegitimate children were not encouraged at all, into being born into such condition.
the parents "made a mistake". and our lawmakers have decided that the children should not be made to suffer for it.

screening rules on enrollment into Catholic schools have since been relaxed...
i have seen non-Christians and non-Catholics, schooling under Catholic schools...
i have seen single parents successfully enrolling their children-borne-out-of-wedlock, in Catholic schools.

[_Cathy_]

Delicadeza is immaterial.

Wala talaga pakialam mom mo sa share ng dad mo sa kanyang inheritance or any gratuitous transfer from your lolo and lola kasi wala siyang share until your dad dies.

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What I'm trying to say lang e may delicadeza parents ko. Marami asawa dyan, lakas mang himasok pag dating sa pera.

I am just wondering how come when we sold a property in 2011, the title was under the name of my Mom and her sisters, the husbands still had to sign when we sold the property. It was transferred in the 70s pa lang ata.

[_Cathy_]

believe me, the illegitimate children were not encouraged at all, into being born into such condition.
the parents "made a mistake". and our lawmakers have decided that the children should not be made to suffer for it.

screening rules on enrollment into Catholic schools have since been relaxed...
i have seen non-Christians and non-Catholics, schooling under Catholic schools...
i have seen single parents successfully enrolling their children-borne-out-of-wedlock, in Catholic schools.

Wow really? I guess I'm still a hardcore conservative like my Lola :P She doesn't even consider a civil wedding a marriage I love her, she is such a character!

[dr. d]

Wow really? I guess I'm still a hardcore conservative like my Lola :P She doesn't even consider a civil wedding a marriage I love her, she is such a character!

my abuela wouldn't speak to us except in spanish.
my cousin dreaded going to their house.

[dr. d]

What I'm trying to say lang e may delicadeza parents ko. Marami asawa dyan, lakas mang himasok pag dating sa pera.

I am just wondering how come when we sold a property in 2011, the title was under the name of my Mom and her sisters, the husbands still had to sign when we sold the property. It was transferred in the 70s pa lang ata.

ownership laws evolve, po.
depending on the year, when a property is inherited, ownership is either solely to the heir, or to both heir and spouse.
"i think the lawyers made this law up, to be sure that they are needed".
heh heh heh.

[_Cathy_]

my abuela wouldn't speak to us except in spanish.
my cousin dreaded going to their house.

hahaha! My Lolo told me he and his siblings spoke in English around their parents. Since the first language of my great grandparents was Spanish, it takes more effort for them to understand when they conversed in English :P I never heard my Lola speak in Spanish though.

This situation with my family only reinforced my belief that the family should approve of who you marry. They know who is best for you

[dr. d]

hahaha! My Lolo told me he and his siblings spoke in English around their parents. Since the first language of my great grandparents was Spanish, it takes more effort for them to understand when they conversed in English :P I never heard my Lola speak in Spanish though.

This situation with my family only reinforced my belief that the family should approve of who you marry. They know who is best for you

"they must be cousins of european royalty... marrying for political love than anything else..."
amor... amor... it's your throne i adore...
heh heh. joke... or is it...?
again, heh heh.

[_Cathy_]

"they must be cousins of european royalty... marrying for political love than anything else..."
amor... amor... it's your throne i adore...
heh heh. joke... or is it...?
again, heh heh.

My lolo said Basques are looked down on in Spain I think you had a basque classmate? Zuzuarregui?

[ninjababez]

I hate that law. Illegitimate children should NOT get a share. It only encourages mistress gold diggers to get impregnated by philandering men.

aray ko cathy! fyi di lahat ng kabit mukhang pera

[_Cathy_]

aray ko cathy! fyi di lahat ng kabit mukhang pera

I know. That's why I qualified it with gold digger.

Being a kabit is immoral but I know a kabit na I felt sorry for her because she really loved the guy. And she did not need his money.

[ninjababez]

I know. That's why I qualified it with gold digger.

Being a kabit is immoral but I know a kabit na I felt sorry for her because she really loved the guy. And she did not need his money.

may kabit din na uto-uto = nanay ko
pera nya (though puhunan came from my dad), napalaki at naka dagdag sa asset ng orig family. ngayon pati bahay namin sa bf na alangan pa makuha ng orig child (more on 1/2 bro in law ko na swapang). to think marami na properties nabenta sa province (na napakinabangan ng 1/2 bro inlaw ko), di naman kami humingi doon maski singko kasi alam namin na di sa amin. nanay ko nung catholic pa, di nakakapag communion.

btt: ano laban ng illegitimate kids, dun sa mga pinagbebenta na property at gusto pa kunin ng 1/2 bro in law (pwede involved din 1/2 sister ko) yun bahay na pinundar ng nanay ko. haka haka at the moment pero, bigla nag reach out 2 years ago, 3 years after namatay dad ko. and paubos na farmland and other properties (other lots and assets)? wala kasi alam na busines or trabaho (according to dad's friend), puro benta property lang

[dr. d]

My lolo said Basques are looked down on in Spain I think you had a basque classmate? Zuzuarregui?

while my classmate did have a basque-esque name, morphology was definitely "indio".

[_Cathy_]

while my classmate did have a basque-esque name, morphology was definitely "indio".

It happens. That's why the choice of spouse is crucial in so many ways

I have a cousin who was mistaken as the driver of another cousin

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[dr. d]

It happens. That's why the choice of spouse is crucial in so many ways

I have a cousin who was mistaken as the driver of another cousin

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"we must marry UP, not down..."

[_Cathy_]

"we must marry UP, not down..."

Ideally within one's circle My lola doesn't like way up, baka apihin daw family namin [emoji14]

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[dr. d]

Ideally within one's circle My lola doesn't like way up, baka apihin daw family namin [emoji14]

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a safe move.

[glenn manikis]

Ang bilis naman humaba ng thread na to.. i cant follow na... kung may nakasagot na.... ulitin ko nalang

Cathy.... pwede nyo palabasin Sale- tax more or less 8%. Pag deed of donation nasa 15%. Estate tax nasa 1.25MILLION for the 1st 10million then 20% yung excess.

Regarding sa attys. Fees... depende sa caliber ng lawyer yan... pwede nalang kita refer sa kakilala ko... sabihin ko nalang GF kita para mura... he he

[shadow]

Lawyer ka pala Glenn?


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