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Partition of Inherited Property

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1Partition of Inherited Property Empty Partition of Inherited Property Mon Dec 10, 2012 3:27 pm

Margie


Arresto Menor

I and my siblings inherited a property from our deceased parents. The title is still under our father and hasn't been transferred to our names as heirs yet. If we decide to partition the said property, what are the steps that we should take? Can we transfer the title with partition to each of us?
Thanks for any input!

2Partition of Inherited Property Empty Re: Partition of Inherited Property Fri Jan 11, 2013 10:01 pm

tsi ming choi


Reclusion Perpetua

Margie wrote:I and my siblings inherited a property from our deceased parents. The title is still under our father and hasn't been transferred to our names as heirs yet. If we decide to partition the said property, what are the steps that we should take? Can we transfer the title with partition to each of us?
Thanks for any input!

If you are the only child, (never mind your siblings, because thats your parent's property) just execute an affidavit of self adjudication to transfer the title to yourself.

If you have brothers or sisters, you can EITHER execute for :

1. Judicial partition - the partition will be conducted by the court.

2. Extra-judicial partition - the partition will be conducted by the lawyer.

Ofcourse, there are some additional payments like estate tax, doc tax, etc.

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