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This document summarizes key parts of the Family Code of the Philippines related to parental authority over children and their property. It outlines that parental authority is jointly exercised by both parents over a child's property. Any property earned by a child through work belongs to the child. The code also describes situations where parental authority may be suspended, such as if a parent treats a child with cruelty or subjects them to sexual abuse. Grounds for termination of parental authority permanently are also provided, such as the death of the parent or child or if parental authority is divested by a court.

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Familycode

This document summarizes key parts of the Family Code of the Philippines related to parental authority over children and their property. It outlines that parental authority is jointly exercised by both parents over a child's property. Any property earned by a child through work belongs to the child. The code also describes situations where parental authority may be suspended, such as if a parent treats a child with cruelty or subjects them to sexual abuse. Grounds for termination of parental authority permanently are also provided, such as the death of the parent or child or if parental authority is divested by a court.

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FAMILY CODE OF THE

PHILIPPINES
TITLE IX
PARENTAL AUTHORITY

REPORTER: CARLOT N. TORTOLA


CONTENTS

CHAPTER 4:
EFFECT OF PARENTAL
AUTHORITY UPON THE CHAPTER 5:
PROPERTY OF THE SUSPENSION OR
CHILDREN TERMINATION OF
PARENTAL AUTHORITY
CHAPTER 4:

EFFECT OF PARENTAL
AUTHORITY UPON THE
PROPERTY OF THE CHILDREN
ART 225:
The father and the mother shall
jointly exercise legal guardianship
over the property of the
unemancipated common child
without the necessity of a court
appointment.
ART 226:
The property of the unemancipated
child earned or acquired with his work
or industry or by onerous or gratuitous
title should belong to the child in
ownership and shall be devoted
exclusively to otherwise.
ART 227:
If the parents entrust the management or
administration of any of their properties
to an unemancipated child, the net
proceeds of such property shall belong to
the owner.
ART 227:
The child shall be given a reasonable monthly
allowance in an amount not less than that
which the owner would have paid if the
administrator were a stranger, unless the
owner grants the entire proceeds to the child.
In any, case the proceeds thus given in whole
or in part shall not be charged to the child’s
legitime.
CHAPTER 5:

Suspension or
Termination of
Parental Authority
ART 228:

Parental authority terminates


permanently:
(1) Upon the death of the parents
(2) Upon the death of the child
(3) Upon emancipation of the child
ART 229:

Unless subsequently revived by a final


judgment, parental authority also
terminate;
(1) Upon adoption of the child
(2) Upon appointment of a general
guardian;
ART 229:

(3) Upon judicial declaration of


abandonment of the child in a case filed
for the purpose.
(4) Upon final judgment of a competent
court divesting the party concerned of
parental authority.
(5) Upon judicial declaration of absence or
incapacity of the person exercising
parental authority.
ART 230:

Parental authority is suspended upon


conviction of the parent or the person
exercising the same of a crime which
carries with it the penalty of civil
interdiction. The authority is
automatically reinstated upon service
of the penalty or upon pardon or
amnesty of the offender
ART 231:

The court in an action filed for the


purpose or in a related case may
also suspend parental authority if
the parent or the person exercising
the same:
ART 231:

(1) Treats the child with excessive


harshness or cruelty;
(2) Gives the child corrupting orders,
counsel or example;
(3) Compels the child to beg; or
(4) Subjects the child or allows him to
be subjected to acts of
lasciviousness.
ART 232:

If the person exercising parental


authority has subjected the child or
allowed him to be subjected to
sexual abuse, such person shall be
permanently deprived by the court
of such authority.
ART 233:

The person exercising substitute


parental authority shall have the
same authority over the person of
the child as the parents.
Republic Act No. 8190.
AN ACT GRANTING PRIORITY TO
RESIDENTS OF THE BARANGAY,
MUNICIPALITY OR CITY WHERE THE
SCHOOL IS LOCATED, IN THE
APPOINTMENT OR ASSIGNMENT OF
CLASSROOM PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS.
Any person found guilty of violating any of
the provisions of RA 8190 and these
implementing rules and regulations shall be
charged administratively pursuant to RA
6713 otherwise known as the Code of
Conduct and Ethical Standards for Public
School Officials and Employees.
THANK YOU

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