Understand legitime, disinheritance, and preterition under Philippine law to reduce inheritance disputes and avoid costly family litigation.
If the President-elect dies or is permanently disabled, the Vice-President-elect becomes the President for the full term.
What happens if the President-elect dies at the beginning of the term? Read More »
Patent owners are legally permitted to assign, transfer by succession, or license their patents to other entities.
Can a patent owner transfer their rights to someone else? Read More »
How is a vacancy in the office of the chief archbishop or presiding elder of a corporation sole filled? The successors in office of any chief archbishop, bishop, priest, minister, rabbi, or presiding elder shall become the corporation sole on their accession to office (SEC. 112, Revised Corporation Code of the Philippines). They are then
What is the fundamental definition of a corporation under the Code? A corporation is legally defined as an artificial being, meaning it is an entity distinct from its owners, which is established exclusively by the operation of law (SEC. 2, Revised Corporation Code of the Philippines). This entity is endowed with the right of succession,
What is the fundamental definition of a corporation under the Code? Read More »
Who will inherit if the husband died leaving behind only his wife?
Who will inherit if the husband died leaving behind only his wife? Read More »
Who will inherit if the husband died leaving behind his wife and parents?
Who will inherit if the husband died leaving behind his wife and parents? Read More »
Who will inherit if the husband died leaving behind his wife and illegitimate child?
Who will inherit if the husband died leaving behind his wife and illegitimate child? Read More »
Who will inherit if the husband died leaving behind his wife and children?
Who will inherit if the husband died leaving behind his wife and children? Read More »
Who will inherit if the parents died?
Who will inherit if the parents died? Read More »
