When a nonmarital child can use his father’s surname
For as long as there is express recognition of a nonmarital child by the biological father, the former can use his surname.
Tip: add a year in your query (e.g. Eala 2022) or use the year filter.
6,824 results for “Father’s surname”
For as long as there is express recognition of a nonmarital child by the biological father, the former can use his surname.
There is a separate process for the conversion of a child’s status from non-marital to marital called legitimation.
Use of father’s surname
A child born during a valid marriage is presumed legitimate under Philippine law and may seek correction of a birth certificate to reflect the father’s surname…
elebrity headlines spotlight Kim Chiu’s father raising bail funds for Lakam, Dennis Trillo facing backlash over an alleged swipe at Coco Martin’s “Sigabo,” and…
DepEd confirmed that the father of the Banga National High School gunman has been dismissed as lawmakers questioned the agency’s lack of an internal policy on…
Bongbong should be reminded that institutions lose credibility when citizens suspect accountability follows political allegiance.
Former Rep. Lalo Matugas and Rep. Bingo Matugas II expressed respect for the Ombudsman's investigation into the Mahayhay-Tuburan Road project, vowing to…
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. marks his 69th birthday as Malacañang wishes him good health and success in pursuing investments and national aspirations.
Cardinal Luis Antonio Tagle led the funeral Mass and burial of his father, Manuel “Tatay Maning” Tagle Sr., in Imus, Cavite, on 10 September 2026.
Dennis Padilla breaks his silence on reports that daughter Claudia Barretto has filed a petition to drop his legal surname Baldivia, sharing emotional posts…
The Commission on Elections (Comelec) said Duterte Youth nominee Drixie Mae Cardema should not have used her in-law’s surname in her Certificate of Nomination…
Political dynasties remain dominant in CAMANAVA as familiar family names—Tiangco, Gatchalian, Malapitan, Sandoval, and Oreta—secure leadership positions in the…
Using parents’ surnames