Child Custody Visitation Rights
Summary
In the Philippines, the mother of an illegitimate child has sole custody. The father can seek visitation rights by filing a petition at the Family Court. Steps include preparing documents, hiring a lawyer, filing the petition, attending mediation, and participating in court hearings.Full Conversation
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child custody of an illegitimate child
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In the Philippines, here are some general points regarding child custody of an illegitimate child:
- The mother of an illegitimate child has sole parental authority and custody over the child.
- The father may obtain visitation rights but not custody unless the mother is deemed unfit.
Would you like information on how to approach the court for visitation rights or any other specific details?
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In the Philippines, to approach the court for visitation rights, you can follow these steps:
- **File a Petition:** Submit a petition for visitation rights at the Family Court.
- **Mediation:** The court may require both parents to attend mediation sessions.
- **Hearing:** Attend the scheduled court hearings where evidence and testimonies will be presented.
Would you like more information on filing the petition or understanding the mediation process?
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Steps to File a Petition for Visitation Rights in the Philippines:
*. **Prepare Documents:**
- Birth certificate of the child
- Proof of paternity (e.g., acknowledgment of the father)
*. **Hire a Lawyer:**
- A family lawyer can help draft and file the petition.
*. **File the Petition:**
- Submit the petition at the Family Court in your area.
*. **Mediation:**
- Both parents may be required to attend mediation to resolve issues amicably.
*. **Court Hearing:**
- Attend court hearings where evidence and testimonies will be presented.
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