Marriage is regarded as a sacred union between a man and a woman, thus, it must be cherished and valued with love. However, let us think about other people suffering due to unhappiness brought by their marriage. What is the sense of being binded by a piece of paper when it is actually ruining your whole life? Hence, the best options would be the Divorce, it terminates marriage, therefore, giving them freedom to remarry and to escape from unhealthy relationship, especially for those battered wives, couples with unhappy marriages, and the children of separated couples. Therefore, it should be legalized in the Philippines. Philippines is the only country in the world besides the Vatican that does not allow divorce. However, legal separations and annulments are allowed here in our country, but it has disadvantage such as it is very expensive, as well as problems regarding child support, child custody and couples are not allowed to re-marry. Contrarily, the proposed divorce law does not require too much money and it allows couples to re-marry, with added protection, such as child support, alimony and child custody. In research entitled "Why the Philippines needs a Divorce Law", according to Ursua, lack of divorce law in our country further complicates the marital and family problems of many Filipinos. Therefore, it has to pass a divorce law now. On the other hand, we all know that the Philippines is known for being a strong Christian nation, with over 80% of its population as Roman Catholics. They are the group that is known to be against the divorce issue. GABRIELA Women's Parry has also proposed House Bill No. 1799 or the Divorce Bill, suggesting that this bill would be helpful for unhappy and most of the time abusive marriages and also gives guidelines for settling financial concerns as well as the custody of the children. In additional support, the 2014 survey conducted by research agency Social Weather Station indicated that more than 60 percent of Filipinos were in favor of legalizing divorce. This shows that the public, regardless of their marital status, is now more open to accept the possibility of divorce. Everyone should have the right to escape from a bad marriage and be