Why choose us?
Why do you need an Extrajudicial Settlement?
An Extrajudicial Settlement is the fastest, cheapest way to transfer an estate to heirs in the Philippines and should be done as soon as possible to avoid late fees. Without settling the estate, you will not be able to transfer to the heirs.
Transfer to the Heirs
Avoid late fees
Protect an inheritance
Sell or Profit from the Property
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What are the requirements for an Extrajudicial Settlement?
An Extrajudicial Settlement requires agreement between the heirs and complete and accurate documentation of the ownership of the properties and the family relationships.
Agreement between heirs
Property Docs
Family Docs
6% BIR estate & transfer taxes
What is the Extrajudicial Settlement Process?
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is an extrajudicial settlement?
Can a foreigner inherit land through an Extrajudicial Settlement?
When is an extrajudicial settlement applicable?
What are the requirements for an extrajudicial settlement?
- All heirs must be in agreement on the division of the estate and must sign the EJS.
- The EJS must be in writing and notarized.
- The EJS must be published once a week for three consecutive weeks in a newspaper of general circulation in the province where the deceased person resided or where the property is located.
- The EJS must be registered with the Register of Deeds where the property is located.
- The estate tax must be paid to the Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) and a Certificate
- Authorizing Registration (CAR) must be obtained.
What is a bond requirement in an extrajudicial settlement?
Can an extrajudicial settlement be contested?
rightful claim to the estate or that the EJS is not in accordance with the law, they may file a petition in court within two years from the date of the last publication of the ESE.