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inheritance rights:Adopted CHILD:Bigamous Marriage

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rose maria rica


Arresto Menor

Good evening Attorney.

may i ask for your help because my life is unsafe because of this.Crying or Very sad

Information:

1. i am legally adopted child.

2. my foster parents are fake married.

3. my foster father is already married(bigamy).

4. in my birth certificate, my foster mother's surname is my middle name and my foster father's surname is my surname.

5. my foster mother owned and entitled a lot of properties.

6. she is using her surname (not my foster father's surname) and stated SINGLE on these title of properties

7. my foster mother died WITHOUT a will and testament.

8. I AM THEIR ONLY CHILD.

9. my foster father has no occupation for more than 20 years.

10. my foster parents lived together for more than 20 years.

11. my foster father's LEGAL wife is still alive.


Sad


my problem are the following:

A. am i an illegitimate child?

B. do i have the rights to inherit ALL my foster mother's property?

C. does my foster father have the right to inherit the properties of my mother?

D. does my foster mother's siblings have the right to inherit her properties?




PLEASE clarify my bugging mind.

May God bless you. Thank you so much!

attyLLL


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the answer is not necessarily clear under the law, but I would assume the adoption will still be valid until there is a court proceeding which invalidates it; therefore, you remain to be a legitimate child of both of your parents.

the same can be said about your parent's marriage. there has to be a court proceeding to annul their marriage.

in the meantime, the legal presumption is that the marriage is valid you can inherit from your mother WITH YOUR FATHER. i

is there an intention to ease him out from the properties? if so, you can be the one to file a petition to declare their marriage void so you can be the sole heir.

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