illegitimate children, the surviving spouse shall be entitled to one-third of the hereditary estate of the deceased and the illegitimate children to another third. The remaining third shall be at the free disposal of the testator Illegitimate children 1/4 1/4
Surviving spouse 1/8 1/4
Legitimate parents 1/2 1/2
(Art. 899, NCC; testator may freely
dispose of the remaining 1/8 of the estate.)
Art. 899. When the widow or
widower survives with legitimate parents or ascendants and with illegitimate children, such surviving spouse shall be entitled to one- eighth of the hereditary estate of the deceased which must be taken from the free portion, and the illegitimate children shall be entitled to one-fourth of the estate which shall be taken also from the disposable portion. The testator may freely dispose of the remaining one-eighth of the estate Illegitimate children 1/4 1/2
Legitimate parents 1/2 1/2
Legitimate parents 1/2 1/2
Surviving spouse 1/4 (taken from the free portion) 1/2
(Art. 893, NCC)
Art. 893. If the testator leaves no
legitimate descendants, but leaves legitimate ascendants, the surviving spouse shall have a right to one- fourth of the hereditary estate. Illegitimate parents 1/4 1/2
Surviving spouse 1/4 1/2
Illegitimate children alone 1/2 (divided by number of All illegitimate children)
Remainder is free portion (Art. 901,
NCC)
Art. 901. When the testator dies
leaving illegitimate children and no other compulsory heirs, such illegitimate children shall have a right to one-half of the hereditary estate of the deceased.
The other half shall be at the free
disposal of the testator. Legitimate parents alone 1/2; remaining half is free portion All (Arts. 889 and 890, NCC)
Art. 889. The legitime of legitimate
parents or ascendants consists of one-half of the hereditary estates of their children and descendants.
The children or descendants may
freely dispose of the other half, subject to the rights of illegitimate children and of the surviving spouse as hereinafter provided.
Art. 890. The legitime reserved for
the legitimate parents shall be divided between them equally; if one of the parents should have died, the whole shall pass to the survivor.
If the testator leaves neither father
nor mother, but is survived by ascendants of equal degree of the paternal and maternal lines, the legitime shall be divided equally between both lines. If the ascendants should be of different degrees, it shall pertain entirely to the ones nearest in degree of either line Illegitimate parents alone 1/2 All Surviving spouse alone 1/2, 1/3, 1/2 (Art. 900, NCC) All Legitimate children (or their 1/2 (divided by the number of All descendants) alone children)
Remaining half is free portion (Art.
888, NCC)
Art. 888. The legitime of legitimate
children and descendants consists of one-half of the hereditary estate of the father and of the mother.
The latter may freely dispose of the
remaining half, subject to the rights of illegitimate children and of the surviving spouse as hereinafter provided One legitimate child (or descendant) 1/2 1/2
Surviving spouse 1/4 1/2
Remaining 1/4 is free portion (Art.
892, NCC)
Art. 892. If only one legitimate child
or descendant of the deceased survives, the widow or widower shall be entitled to one-fourth of the hereditary estate. In case of a legal separation, the surviving spouse may inherit if it was the deceased who had given cause for the same. Two or more legitimate children (or 1/2 (divided by the number of Consider spouse as 1 legitimate their descendants) children) child and divide estate by total number
Surviving spouse Equal to the share of one child
Remainder is free portion (Art. 892,
NCC) Legitimate child 1/2 Please read Article 176 of the Family Code: computing the Illegitimate child 1/2 of each legitimate child (Art. legitimes of legitimate and 176, Family Code) illegitimate children; an illegitimate child gets one-half) Remainder is free portion (Art. 892, NCC)
Art. 892. If only one legitimate child
or descendant of the deceased survives, the widow or widower shall be entitled to one-fourth of the hereditary estate. In case of a legal separation, the surviving spouse may inherit if it was the deceased who had given cause for the same. Surviving spouse 1/2 (remaining half is free portion; 1/2 Art. 900, NCC)
Not entitled to anything since they
are not compulsory heirs; testator Brothers and sisters (nephews and may choose to give them something 1/2 (divided by the number of nieces, in case of deceased out of the free portion brothers and sisters; nephews and siblings) nieces of deceased siblings divide among themselves the share that should have to their parents)
Art. 1001, NCC
Art. 900. If the only survivor is the widow or widower, she or he shall be entitled to one-half of the hereditary estate of the deceased spouse, and the testator may freely dispose of the other half. (837a)
If the marriage between the
surviving spouse and the testator was solemnized in articulo mortis, and the testator died within three months from the time of the marriage, the legitime of the surviving spouse as the sole heir shall be one-third of the hereditary estate, except when they have been living as husband and wife for more than five years. In the latter case, the legitime of the surviving spouse shall be that specified in the preceding paragraph.