Learn how to convert a sole proprietorship into a family corporation after marital separation, including asset transfers, spousal rights, taxes, and liabilities.
How Can a Sole Proprietorship Become a Family Corporation After Separation? Read More »
Corporate indemnification may cover a spouse’s legal defense when business decisions were made in good faith and within corporate authority.
When Must Corporations Fund a Spouse’s Legal Defense? Read More »
Learn how Philippine courts treat retained earnings, shares, dividends, and corporate assets during annulment and marriage-property liquidation.
How Are Corporate Profits Divided During Annulment? Read More »
Article 332 may exempt relatives from criminal liability for certain property crimes, but family corporation assets receive no automatic protection.
Does Article 332 Protect Family Corporation Property Crimes? Read More »
Learn how Philippine family corporations may remove directors, regulate share transfers, and structure fair-value buyouts for disruptive shareholders.
Can a Family Corporation Expel a Disruptive Shareholder? Read More »
Learn how Philippine families can use a corporation to manage real estate, plan succession, and address ownership, tax, and governance requirements.
Can a Family Corporation Protect Philippine Real Estate Assets? Read More »
Learn how heirs consolidate inherited property via a family corporation, estate settlement steps, and property-for-shares transfers under PH law.
This article talks about incorporating as a close corporation as an ideal vehicle for families who want to do business under Philippine law.
The Close Corporation as the Ideal Legal Vehicle for Family Businesses Read More »
This article talks about the close corporations under Philippine law.
A Comprehensive Legal Guide on Close Corporations in the Philippines Read More »
