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August 26th, 2005 01:52 PM #21
if you are talking about a life insurance "beneficiary", it should be the first, the common-law wife and the kid.
if yung wife eh hindi sila kasal, it should be the kid only, but there should be a trustee, in your case, the parents of the insured. the parents of the insured cannot get the proceeds of the policy until the child reaches legal age. they can only sign or represent the child on some legal matters and documentation.
pero mukhang hindi naman life insurance policy pinaguusapan dito eh. baka lang may similarity.
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August 26th, 2005 01:55 PM #22Originally Posted by Karding
nangyayari yan pre.... there are instances wherein pag namatay yung insured, kala nung immediate family, sila yung beneficiaries, pero hindi pala....kasi may ibang pamilya pala (original family)yung insured.
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August 27th, 2005 03:12 PM #23
Under law, the beneficiary is the child, even if he/she is not acknowledged. Illegitimate children are entitled to about 1/10th the benefits of legitimate heirs, but in this case, as the only child, he/she is entitled to it all. Thus the money would go to the caretaker of the child, be it the mother of the child or some other relative.
But if the worker was also supporting his mother, you should also give something.
I agree that you should review your options and the SSS benefits that the worker was entitled to. Sayang, dapat may workplace insurance din yun, kahit contractual labor.
Ang pagbalik ng comeback...
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August 29th, 2005 07:24 AM #24Originally Posted by niky
Here are the developments:
Our request for the birth certificate of the deceased and the birth certificate of the child has not been submitted to us.
The victim's mother agreed for the settlement as follows: 60% to her and 40% to her grandson.
Do you think this is already OK?
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August 29th, 2005 08:08 AM #25Originally Posted by j_avonni
i would have opted to give both 50% equally para walang away, fair and equal sa dalawang panig.
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August 29th, 2005 09:17 AM #26
If the woman is not the legal wife then she should not receive your financial assistance. However, if the deceased had duly recognized his child to that woman by signing the birth certificate, then the child should receive the financial assistance.
But I think your 50/50 proposal would work.
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September 18th, 2005 11:28 AM #27
We have just given our financial assistance to:
His mother - 50%
His son - 50%
Everything is now settled.
Thanks for your replies and suggestions.
Choice I would have made as well.:nod:
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