Learn the requirements, documents, publication, tax, and registration steps for an extrajudicial settlement with sale in the Philippines.
What Are the Requirements for Extrajudicial Settlement with Sale? Read More »
Learn how paper land titles are converted into e-Titles through the LRA Voluntary Title Standardization Program, including requirements and common issues.
How Are Paper Land Titles Converted to E-Titles in the Philippines? Read More »
Can foreigners own land in the Philippines? Learn the constitutional rule, hereditary succession exception, former Filipino rights, and lawful alternatives.
Can Foreigners Legally Own Land in the Philippines? Read More »
RA 11573 reduces the land-titling possession period to 20 years and simplifies proof of alienable and disposable land for qualified applicants.
What Is RA 11573 and How Does It Fast-Track Land Titling? Read More »
Legal separation allows spouses to live apart but deliberately does not sever their existing legal marriage bonds.
Does a decree of legal separation sever the marriage bonds between the spouses? Read More »
The offending spouse entirely forfeits their legal right to any share of the net profits from the marital property.
Following a decree of legal separation, the custody of the minor children is legally awarded to the innocent spouse.
The legal action to revoke donations must be initiated within five years from the finality of the separation decree.
Spouses must formally file a signed joint manifestation under oath with the court to legally record their reconciliation.
The agreement must specify properties to be contributed anew, separate properties retained, and a complete list of known creditors.
