June 28th, 2009 | 
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Zhetarcos asked:
If an undivided or un-partition land is in the process for a final partition/survey and land titling between compulsory heirs. Who amongst them have the right to choose first in acquring their desired location of the land? Is it the only surviving son of the land owner, or the one who just got a right to the land via last will and testament?
Daisey Tebow
If an undivided or un-partition land is in the process for a final partition/survey and land titling between compulsory heirs. Who amongst them have the right to choose first in acquring their desired location of the land? Is it the only surviving son of the land owner, or the one who just got a right to the land via last will and testament?
Daisey Tebow
Posted in Renting & Real Estate | 
Tags: Heirs, Last Will And Testament, Partition, Will And Testament
The will will will will will will will will will will always trumps next of kin.
Whoever is in the will gets to choose…in fact, who is named in the will doesn’t have to divide the property at all if he doesn’t want to.
A will legally negates any other “heirs”.
Heirs are only protected under the law if there is NO NAMED individual in a will or no will at all.