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Use this hub to determine who inherits, how much each heir receives and what has to be settled before property can be transferred. Shares are fixed by law for compulsory heirs, so a will can dispose only of what remains after legitimes are satisfied.
Key topics: compulsory heirs and legitimes · notarial and holographic wills · formal requirements of a will · intestate shares · representation and collation · disinheritance · preterition · extrajudicial settlement · partition and transfer of estate property.
Statutory basis: Civil Code, Book III (Arts. 774 to 1105), read with Rule 74 of the Rules of Court on extrajudicial settlement.
Whether a person qualifies as a spouse, or as a legitimate, illegitimate or adopted child, is determined under the Family Code and is covered on FamilyCode.ph; the resulting shares are computed here.
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