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Addendum to Contract
Amend the terms of your existing contract
An Addendum to Contract amends the terms of an existing contract by changing, deleting or inserting new sections in the contract. An Addendum is an easy and efficient way of amending an existing contract. Instead of having the parties re-execute the contract and start from scratch whenever there is a modification of their contract, the parties can simply execute an Addendum to incorporate the modification into their existing contract.
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Affidavit
Make a statement of fact under oath.
An Affidavit is a written statement under oath by a person (the “Affiant”) asserting that the facts stated in the Affidavit are true based on his personal knowledge and at the risk of perjuring himself.
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Affidavit of Change of Address
Make a statement under oath that you changed your address.
An Affidavit of Change of Address is a written statement under oath by a person (the “Affiant”) stating that he/she has changed his/her address.
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Affidavit of Change of Civil Status (from single to married)
Make a statement under oath that your civil status has changed from single to married.
An Affidavit of Change of Civil Status is a written statement under oath by a person (the “Affiant”) saying she has changed her civil status from single to married.
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Affidavit of Cohabitation
State under oath that you have lived with your partner for more than 5 years.
An Affidavit of Cohabitation is a written statement under oath by a man and woman saying that they have lived together as husband and wife for a period of at least 5 years without any legal impediment to marry each other.
This is normally executed pursuant to article 34 of the Family Code which makes it easier for couples who have cohabited as husband and wife for at least 5 years to get married without obtaining a marriage license. This is meant to help couples who are old and responsible enough (usually with children born out of wedlock) to get married without securing a marriage license.
