Rights

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1. Does nonmarital status by itself eliminate a child's right to support under the Family Code? Multiple Choice Easy
2. Under Article 176 as amended, what is the ordinary parental-authority rule for a nonmarital child? Multiple Choice Easy
3. Under RA 9255 and Grande, does qualifying paternal recognition necessarily compel the child to use the father's surname? Multiple Choice Easy
4. In a case governed by Article 176's legitime rule, a legitimate child's stipulated legitime isP 400,000. No special suc… Multiple Choice Medium
5. A father validly recognizes his nonmarital child and asserts that this automatically transfers parental authority from … Multiple Choice Medium
6. A nonmarital grandchild seeks to represent a deceased parent in a direct grandparent's intestate estate. Filiation and … Multiple Choice Hard
7. A recognized nonmarital child's father insists that acknowledgment means automatic legitimacy, mandatory paternal surna… Multiple Choice Hard
8. Explain the rights addressed by Article 176 and RA 9255 without equating acknowledgment with legitimation. Essay Medium
9. Explain Aquino's direct-ascendant representation holding and identify two conclusions that should not be inferred from … Essay Medium
10. Distinguish a child's right to support, use of a surname and parental authority after paternal recognition. Essay Medium
11. Under201, legal support is proportionate to what? Multiple Choice Easy
12. Article194’s educational support may include vocational or professional training until when? Multiple Choice Easy