I am a filipina .. i want to file annulment for my...

- The Philippine family law does not know the word divorce, but defines the annulment of marriage and legal separation
- The Philippine Family law has identified reasons that could be grounds for legal separation
These reasons are detailed in Article (55) of the Philippine Family Code, as follows:
- Physical violence or moral pressure to compel the petitioner to change religious or political affiliation
- The defendant attempts to corrupt or coerce the petitioner or a child between them or a child of the petitioner to engage in prostitution or participate in such acts
- A final judgment ordering the defendant to be imprisoned for more than six years, even if he is pardoned
- Drug addict addiction, or habitual alcohol abuse
- Misdemeanor and homosexuality of the defendant
- The respondent held a plural marriage within or outside the Philippines
- Sexual infidelity or perversion
- Attempted plaintiff to kill petitioner
- The defendant abandons the petitioner without reason for more than one year
We recommend to hire a lawyer from within the Philippine in order to give you the legal assistance.