P12,000,000P8,000,000P6,000,000 Juancho died leaving a hologram will. In the last will, he identified his wife, all his3 legitimate children, his brother, and father as his heirs to get certain portions ofhis distributable estate as follows:Wife3 children (to divide equally)50%30%Brother10%Father10%Total100%In the Philippines, a void last will and testament shall result to intestate succession.The total distributable estate of Juancho amounts to P24,000,000. How muchshould be the inheritance of the wife?

Hologram will is the handwritten letter where the heirs are mentioned for any property of deceased…

Juancho died leaving a hologram will. In the last will, he identified his wife, all his 3 legitimate children, his brother, and father as his heirs to get certain portions of his distributable estate as follows: Wife 3 children (to divide equally) Brother Father Total 50% 30% 10% 10% 100% In the Philippines, a void last will and testament shall result to intestate succession. The total distributable estate of Juancho amounts to P24,000,000. How much should be the inheritance of the wife?

Juancho died leaving a hologram will. In the last will, he identified his wife, all his 3 legitimate children, his brother, and father as his heirs to get certain portions of his distributable estate as follows: Wife 3 children (to divide equally) Brother Father Total 50% 30% 10% 10% 100% In the Philippines, a void last will and testament shall result to intestate succession. The total distributable estate of Juancho amounts to P24,000,000. How much should be the inheritance of the wife?

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