Adverse Claim vs Lis Pendens: How Heirs Protect Inherited Titles
Adverse claim or lis pendens? Learn when a Philippine heir should annotate each on a title under PD 1529, the 30-day rule, what each must contain, and its effect on buyers.
Adverse claim or lis pendens? Learn when a Philippine heir should annotate each on a title under PD 1529, the 30-day rule, what each must contain, and its effect on buyers.
Which remedy fits an inheritance dispute? Compare partition, reconveyance, cancellation, quieting of title, accounting and injunction, and check each prescriptive period in the Philippines.
When can an heir seek reconveyance of inherited property in the Philippines? Learn how fraud, implied trust, excluded heirs, title registration, and prescription affect the remedy.
How can heirs challenge a deed or title created through a fraudulent estate transfer? Learn when nullity, cancellation, reconveyance, and title correction may be appropriate.
Can family members remove an heir from an estate settlement? Learn when a person’s heirship may be disputed and why disagreement, absence, or family conflict alone does not erase inheritance rights.
What can you do if an estate settlement hid an heir or property? Learn the Philippine remedies involving Rule 74, fraud, reconveyance, accounting, title correction, and court action.
When can an extrajudicial settlement be challenged after signing? Learn the key Philippine issues: fraud, mistake, lack of consent, excluded heirs, invalid waivers, and prescription.
What happens if an heir is missing or cannot be located during estate settlement in the Philippines? Learn why they cannot simply be omitted and when judicial settlement may be necessary.
What can an heir do after being excluded from an extrajudicial settlement in the Philippines? Learn the effect of Rule 74, evidence to gather, possible remedies, and why the two-year rule is not always the end of the analysis.