Can a Foreign Pinoy still inherit property from relatives?
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- čas přidán 11. 09. 2024
- Can a Foreign Pinoy, still inherit property from his relatives?
What if the title to the property is missing? What can we do?
Marami na tayong mga Pinoy na nag abroad na. Doon na tumira. Gumawa ng maayos na buhay. Marami sa kanila, doon na rin nagka anak. Dun na sila nabubuhay. Pero paano na yung mga mamanahin nila sa mga lamag-anak nila sa Pinas?
Now this is the question of one of our viewers, Paean S. and she writes...
"I am not a Filipino citizen. I inherited a house and lot in Quezon City, Philippines. There was a time when my dad gave half the inheritance to my aunt. My aunt was single and had passed away. We lost the land title. To whom does the inheritance belong to? Will we be able to claim the whole title? What are the procedures to take to get our parents’ inheritance?”
If you’re having issues transferring your land or have issues transferring the properties of a loved one who passed away, we have something that can help. We recorded an FAQ session where we answered the most common questions related to real property transfers and estate settlement.
You can access the recording by going to www.legalaccess.ph and choosing the 1) transferring land or the 2) estate settlement topics there
Thank you Atty, im enjoying, re- learning & very helpful in attending my clients' concerns, Salamat 😊
Very informative video.
Now that you’ve answered that inheritance part, can I put up a Gas station in the land I inherited from my Father if I am not a dual citizen? I was born in the Philippines and I am a naturalized US citizen now. Thanks.
I learned so much from this video. I would like to hire your company to settle an inheritance. I sent an email to Attorney Ramirez but have not received a response. Hopefully, I can get a feedback soon. I will also be there in the Philippines this February 2024 and hopefully I can make an appointment to drop by your office. Thank you so much for this video. So helpful.
Thanks po.
Filipinos always has the tendency to around the bush. Please answer the question ❓ directly
Good day po sa inyo atty. Kung namana po ng former fiipino na hindi po dual citizen thru a probated last will, subject to limitations of not more than 2 lots lang din po ba ang pwede mairegister po sa kanya? Thank you.
Na confuse po ako... Kasi ang uncle ko namatay wala ng magulang, asawa at anak. Isang kapatid nalang. Kming mga pamangkin ay collateral heir. Sabi ng lawyer ko di na raw kmi entitled ng mana. Yong bro nalang daw at mga anak.
mga kuys, paano kung nawawala nga yung mga land titles iaadd ko pa ba sa deed of extrajudicial settlement of estate? eh hinahabol ko yung Estate Tax Amnesty, napa notarized and pinapublish ko na yung EJS namin sa estate ni Mommy. fa file ko na next week.
Effective po ba ang law na ito. Kapag ang land ay taxdec lang at i a apply pa lang for title ng natural born citizen but already has a us citizenship?.. or it has to be a titled lot para maging effective ang law ng 1k to 1 hec ownership to be transferred to him.
Good video! Can i ask if there is a limit on how many properties you can inherit in this case?
Atty, ask lng po we are 4children of different Father's & family name of our late deceased mother. Our mother have a little land good for 4houses to build. Questions the original title gone by the storm of Yolanda, Tacloban. It is possible to ask new mother title? Which is our mother is different family name. She have using 2family name. Can we ask a new title direct or indirect via atty. Pls needs your legal advise. From miss complecated name
How much pagawa po ng last will? Thanks
Hello Po, tanong ko lng Po sana kung mg apply Po kami ng citizenship sa canada at e renounce yung filipino citizenship namin ano Po ang mangyayari sa mga properties po namin sa Pinas? Maraming salamat Po
May tanong po ako, i am us citizen bought a townhouse sa antipolo and named to my mom. Because i am US citizen. Can i file for transfer to death deed just in case something happens to my mom. Pls advice. Bing from Seattle. Thank you