Dennigmt wrote:Both the Wife and Husband are supposed to have the psychological study that is the law, however what if you cant locate your former partner, that is also taken into account.
Absolutely correct. To add, if ones spouse is out of country, the court will accept a psychologists evaluation based on a email Q&A through the attorney.
You can try the "presumed dead" petition with a lawyer.
If the foreigner is not there anymore for more than 4 years, after two hearing in the Court of Justice (one with witness, one with future ex-wife), and a publication for 15 days in a local and national newspaper, the Judge can declared the husband "presumed dead", way much easier now for all these filipinas that went a little faster on the wedding miracle.
Cost depends on the lawyer. Manila is expensive. Rest of the country less.
Good luck
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