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Did he die recently? = Are his assets splited yet, so it can be seen who are allowed to sign for the land instead of him?tinioc50 wrote:My 2 sisters and myself inherited a piece of residential lot in the Philippines. The Certificate of Title indicated our names and the names of our spouses. Through a verbal agreement with my sisters, they agreed that I can own the residential lot being the youngest in the family. Now, I decided to transfer the title in my only child's name. My son is married with a son in the US. A deed of donation is being being attempted to process, but here's the problem. My other sister's husband died and part of the deed of donation requires our spouse's consent. My deceased brother-in-law obviously cannot sign because he died. What is the right approach to this situation? Pls. advise. Thank you so much.
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