Selling Conjugal Property in the Philippines
Conjugal property sales need spousal written consent. Without both signatures, the deed may be void. Learn rules, risks, and checks.
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Is a Property Donated during Marriage to only One Spouse Considered Conjugal Property?
This article answers whether property donated during marriage to one spouse is considered conjugal property.
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How To Legally Move On After The Death Of Your Spouse
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.
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Things You Wonder About Conjugal Property but were Afraid to Ask
There is no doubt that you love your husband or your wife. However, you sometimes wonder what properties you own exclusively that are beyond the reach of your spouse. Not that you don’t trust your wife. After all, almost every time, you give her all your wages. You just simply want to know for your
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Understanding Property Relations Between Husband and Wife in the Philippines
“For richer, for poorer, in sickness or in health, to love and to cherish till death do us part.” This is part of the marriage vow being recited during weddings. Being married to someone entails not only sharing one’s life but also one’s property with the other. Hence, it is very important to know
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