Guys, I think I Need A Reality Check...Help Me Out Please!

[IainBusby]

The annulment is quite a big expense and we have gone for the 50% up front and 50% on completion option. 200,000 PHP total, which I think is more then some people have paid. We started the process in February, and its still ongoing mostly because the husband has never responded to anything, and therefor each trial he has to be given the opportunity to respond and then had to be investigated for not responding and then time has to be given for this and that, and then waiting for court dates. Eventually Marvie had the trial on Monday, and half way through they ran out of time, and said come back in 2 months to finish the trial! oh well....
What i'm saying, is be aware of what your getting into, do some research on the annulment, and it could be a good idea to spend time with your girlfriend again before you really commit, because it will be a big commitment!
It's a bit of gamble, but chances are you'll be a winner.

I agree, but you must insist that you will only pay the final sum on absolute completion and when all of the relevant paperwork is handed over.

[New Shoes]

I agree, but you must insist that you will only pay the final sum on absolute completion and when all of the relevant paperwork is handed over.

Hi Ian,

I agree with final payment being made upon FINAL completion. My question is, how do I / we know exactly that ALL the documents have been completed properly?

Obviously I'm not involved and my good lady may be told by the laywer that all is finished, but how will she know for sure?

Is there a final document or certificate that is issued to show that the marriage is annulled 100%?