Learn when partnership by estoppel creates personal liability to outside creditors and how Philippine law may support or defeat the claim.
Can Partnership by Estoppel Make You Personally Liable? Read More »
Learn how Philippine law divides assets, pays debts, and settles partner interests when an informal partnership or unregistered joint venture ends.
How Are Assets Divided When an Informal Partnership Ends? Read More »
Learn how to end a verbal Philippine joint venture, divide inventory, settle debts, and execute a final release.
How Can You Dissolve a Verbal Joint Venture Agreement? Read More »
Learn when informal partners and joint venturers become personally liable for unpaid business loans under Philippine law.
Are Informal Partners Personally Liable for Business Loans? Read More »
Learn how Philippine law distinguishes co-ownership from partnership in real estate ventures, including profit sharing, intent, property rights, and taxes.
When Does Real Estate Co-Ownership Become a Partnership? Read More »
Learn how Philippine law allows claims for unpaid partnership profit shares through specific performance, accounting, and collection actions.
Can You Sue an Informal Business Partner for Unpaid Profit Shares? Read More »
Learn how a Philippine deed of dissolution, SEC filing, and public notice can help protect retiring partners from future partnership liability.
How Can a Deed of Dissolution Protect Retiring Partners? Read More »
This evidentiary tutorial shows informal business founders how to use bank transfers, emails, and operational conduct to legally prove they are co-owners.
How Can You Prove an Unwritten Business Partnership? Read More »
How Can a Partner Recover Capital After Withdrawal? Introduction Leaving a Philippine partnership does not ordinarily entitle a partner to an immediate refund of the amount originally contributed. The partner’s investment becomes part of the partnership’s property, and the amount ultimately recoverable depends on the partnership’s assets, liabilities, profits, losses, and governing agreement. A withdrawing
How Can a Partner Recover Capital After Withdrawal? Read More »
Learn when Philippine creditors may reach general partners’ personal bank accounts and when partnership veil piercing or charging orders may apply.
Can Creditors Reach General Partners’ Personal Assets? Read More »
