Yes, a spouse is considered an heir under Philippine law and is furthermore a compulsory heir...
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Cancellation of Encumbrance Under Section 7 of R.A. No. 26 (Removing the “Reconstituted Title” Annotation)
Removing the annotation is important so that the title is clean and reassures potential buyers or institutions that there is no risk to the property...
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Extrajudicial Settlement with Deed of Sale in the Philippines: A Practical Guide for Heirs Selling Inherited Property
An Extrajudicial Settlement with Deed of Sale in the Philippines is a document used when heirs are selling inherited property to a new owner...
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Deed of Sole Adjudication in the Philippines: A Practical Inheritance Guide for a Sole Heir
A Deed of Adjudiction is very similar to an Extrajudicial Settlement as it has the same requirements, general process and steps...
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How do you make a Last Will and Testament in the Philippines?
If you are a Filipino and you want to write a Will, you will need to follow Philippine Law so that the Will is valid and can be executed. Below, we list considerations you need to take into account so that your Will can be put int...
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How to Probate a Will in the Philippines
When you inherit Philippine property through a will, you will need to go through to court in a process called “probate”.Probate is a court process that authenticates the will.Probate then allows the properties to be distribute...
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