Before you spend years, money, and emotional energy, get clarity through our service.
Have questions about annulment in the Philippines? Send us a message ([email protected]), and we’ll help clarify your options.
Confidentiality & Privacy - Your information is treated confidentially and used only to respond to your inquiry.
Please note: If appropriate, the initial legal clarity call with the attorney is a paid consultation.
The consultation fee will be confirmed in advance. There is no obligation to proceed further.
If you are a Filipino living abroad and legally married in the Philippines, you already know the reality:
• Divorce is not available under Philippine law
• Annulment is often the only path - but it is complex, expensive, and misunderstood
• Living overseas makes it harder to get clear, trustworthy legal information
• Online advice is often conflicting, outdated, or misleading
Who this is for:
Filipinos living abroad who are separated or in a failed marriage and want clarity before committing time and money.
What this service is:
How it works:1. Send us a brief message about your situation
Share your questions or concerns using the form. You don’t need to prepare anything formal.2. We review your inquiry and follow up by email
We’ll look at your situation first and respond by email to clarify key points. This helps determine whether a legal clarity call would actually be useful - and avoids unnecessary consultations.3. Speak with a Philippine attorney specializing in annulment
If appropriate, we’ll explain the next steps and help arrange a confidential clarity call with the attorney.4. Decide how to proceed - without pressure
You choose whether to move forward. There is no obligation beyond the clarity call.5. Proceed with your annulment case, if and when you’re ready
If you decide to continue, the attorney will handle the case directly and guide you through the formal annulment process.
FAQ
Is divorce possible in the Philippines?
Divorce is generally not available to Filipino citizens under Philippine law. In many cases, annulment or a declaration of nullity may be the legal path to address a marriage.What is an annulment?
An annulment is a legal process that declares a marriage void or invalid under Philippine law, based on specific legal grounds. Each case is assessed individually.How long does an annulment usually take?
Timelines vary widely depending on the case, court, and circumstances involved. The attorney can provide more accurate guidance after reviewing your situation.How much does an annulment cost?
Costs vary depending on the complexity of the case. Before any legal consultation is scheduled, the attorney’s consultation fee will be clearly communicated in advance.Is the first step free?
Sending a message and receiving an initial response is free. If a legal clarity call with the attorney is appropriate, it is a paid consultation and will be explained beforehand.Is my inquiry confidential?
Yes. All inquiries are handled discreetly. Your information is used only to respond to your request and is not shared without your consent.Does sending a message mean I am committing to an annulment?
No. There is no obligation to proceed. The goal is to help you understand your options so you can decide how to move forward, if at all.