EO 209 [1987]: Family Code of the Philippines

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Executive Order No. 209, Series of 1987, also known as the Family Code of the Philippines

Title I – Marriage

Title II – Legal Separation

Title III – Rights and Obligations between Husband and Wife

Title IV – Property Relations between Husband and Wife

Title V – The Family

Title VI – Paternity and Filiation

Title VII – Adoption

Title VIII – Support

Title IX – Parental Authority

Title X – Emancipation and Age of Majority

Title XI – Summary of Judicial Proceedings in the Family Law

Title XII – Final Provisions

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NB:

1) Per the Supreme Court, the effective date of the Family Code is: August 3, 1988.

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/Updated: April 7, 2023

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