Adultery Philippines

[martincymru]

Adultery Philippines

Scenario

Filipina is married (in Philippines).
Separated.
Meets Englishman in Sg. They both travel to Manila.
They are arrested for "committing adultery".
[subtext: "pay and we let you both go"]

Question
Is that possible legally?

[ecureilx]

Adultery Philippines

Scenario

Filipina is married (in Philippines).
Separated.
Meets Englishman in Sg. They both travel to Manila.
They are arrested for "committing adultery".
[subtext: "pay and we let you both go"]

Question
Is that possible legally?

There's at least 4 guys in NBP for the above mentioned crime.

Yes, it's perfectly correct.

Unless the separation of the previous marriage is legal and / or the marriage is annulled, the new guy has 99% chance of ending up in NBP.

The 1% is when the ex is generous or doesn't care.

PS, under their law the new guy could be forced to pay compensation to the ex and / or forced to give a monthly maintenance to the ex + kids, even though the ex may gave been MIA for a long time. And a lot of pro bono lawyers advertise offering free advice, parking this kind of issues under marital abuse.

Let me look up the Republic Act in this regards.

[Barnsley]

One needs to be very careful when stirring your porridge it seems in this part of the world.

[ecureilx]

http://mabuhaylaw.blogspot.sg/2010/08/a ... e.html?m=1

[ecureilx]

https://morethanalawyer.wordpress.com/2 ... d-ra-9262/