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The Marriage Infidelity Contract serves as a crucial legal instrument in the Philippines, where the absence of divorce law creates unique challenges in addressing marital issues. This document is typically used by couples seeking to establish clear boundaries and consequences regarding fidelity in their marriage, either as a preventive measure or in response to previous concerns. The contract includes detailed provisions on what constitutes infidelity, evidence requirements, financial implications, and available legal remedies within Philippine law. It's particularly relevant given the country's legal framework where adultery and concubinage are criminal offenses, and legal separation is the only available remedy for serious marital issues. The document must carefully align with the Family Code of the Philippines, Civil Code, and relevant criminal statutes while respecting cultural and religious sensitivities common in Philippine society.

1. Parties: Identification of both spouses, including full legal names, addresses, and marriage certificate details

2. Background: Context of the marriage, date of marriage, and reasons for entering into this infidelity contract

3. Definitions: Clear definitions of terms including 'infidelity', 'adultery', 'concubinage', 'marital misconduct', and other relevant terms

4. Purpose and Intent: Statement of the contract's objectives and the parties' intention to preserve the marriage while establishing consequences for infidelity

5. Scope of Prohibited Conduct: Detailed description of what constitutes infidelity, including both physical and emotional infidelity

6. Obligations of the Parties: Specific commitments and responsibilities of each spouse regarding fidelity and marriage preservation

7. Consequences of Infidelity: Legal and financial consequences in case of proven infidelity, within the bounds of Philippine law

8. Evidence and Proof: Acceptable forms of evidence to prove infidelity and the standard of proof required

9. Property Relations: How marital assets will be handled in case of infidelity, subject to Philippine property laws

10. Legal Remedies: Available legal actions including legal separation (since divorce is not available in the Philippines)

11. Governing Law: Confirmation that the agreement is governed by Philippine law and specification of jurisdiction

12. Termination: Conditions under which the agreement can be terminated or modified