Can a Spouse Block a Corporate Office at Home?
Can an estranged spouse block a corporation from using the family home as its principal office? Learn the rules on consent, ownership, and possession.
Can an estranged spouse block a corporation from using the family home as its principal office? Learn the rules on consent, ownership, and possession.
Learn how Philippine law resolves ownership, unpaid debts, and liquidation of commercial equipment purchased on installment during marriage.
Who Owns Commercial Equipment Bought on Installment During Marriage? Read More »
Learn when an estranged spouse’s personal debts may affect conjugal property or corporate assets under Philippine law.
Can an Estranged Spouse Obligate a Family Business? Read More »
Can business creditors pursue property awarded to an innocent spouse after legal separation? Learn how partition, liens, and marital debts affect creditor claims.
Can Creditors Reach Property Awarded to an Innocent Spouse? Read More »
Can property purchased during legal separation be conjugal? Learn how Philippine law treats acquisitions during separation in fact and after court decrees.
Can Property Purchased During Legal Separation Be Conjugal? Read More »
Can property purchased during legal separation be conjugal? Learn how Philippine law treats acquisitions during separation in fact and after court decrees.
Can Property Purchased During Legal Separation Be Conjugal? Read More »
Learn how Philippine law divides conjugal land between the surviving spouse and the deceased spouse’s heirs after liquidation and estate settlement.
What Rights Does a Surviving Spouse Have Over Conjugal Land? Read More »
Conjugal property sales need spousal written consent. Without both signatures, the deed may be void. Learn rules, risks, and checks.
This article answers whether property donated during marriage to one spouse is considered conjugal property.
Is a Property Donated during Marriage to only One Spouse Considered Conjugal Property? Read More »
This article talks about the process of liquidating the conjugal properties after the death of a spouse and the consequences of failure to perform this legal requirement. If liquidation is not done, any disposition thereafter is void and if the surviving spouse remarries, a mandatory complete separation of property shall govern the subsequent marriage.
How To Legally Move On After The Death Of Your Spouse Read More »