SB 976

Senate·13th Congress·Filed Jun 30, 2004

Allowing Married/Legally Separated Women to Use Maiden Name

An Act Allowing Married or Legally Separated Women to Use Their Maiden First Name and Surname, Amending for the Purpose Articles Three Hundred Seventy and Three Hundred Seventy Two or R. A. 386, as Amended, Otherwise Known as the Civil Code of the Philippines, and Article 63 of E. O. 209 Otherwise Known as the Family Code of the Philippines

Author · Senator

Jinggoy Ejercito-Estrada
SenatorJose "Jinggoy" Ejercito-Estrada Jr
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Subjects

Women (Use of Maiden Surname)Civil Code (RA No. 386, Art. 63/Eo 209)

Official sources

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