Law on inheritance tackled in seminar

MANILA, Philippines — The Center for Global Best Practices is launching a pioneering program titled, "Inheritance and Disinheritance Law of the Philippines" on Dec. 5 at the Marriott Grand Ballroom, Resorts World Complex, Pasay City.

The one-day training will provide participants a comprehensive understanding of the general principles as well as solutions to specific cases and issues faced by grandparents, parents, children (legitimate, illegitimate, adopted), immediate family members, other relatives and stakeholders who will benefit from an inheritance. The special lecture will also include relevant and recent Philippine Supreme Court rulings on inheritance disputes within and among family members.

Execute the distribution of your wealth properly with the help and advice from the sought-after lecturer and recognized taxing authority, lawyer Nicasio Cabaneiro. He is the estate planning consultant of high net worth families and individuals for their legal matters and tax issues. He is an authority in the practice of taxation and commercial law with over 43 years of teaching experience and 25 years with the Bank of Philippine Islands – capping his career as its vice-president and head of the Legal Services Division. He finished his accounting degree (magna cum laude) and his law degree (cum laude) at the San Beda College of Law.

Registration is open to the general public and is highly recommended for property and business owners, families, lawyers, accountants, estate planners, tax practitioners, consultants and anyone interested in this topic.

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