Collation

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1. Under Article 1061, which person is generally required to collate qualifying lifetime gratuitous receipts from the dece…
2. Under Article 1071, which value is brought into collation and partition for property donated during the decedent's life…
3. Which expenses are expressly excluded from collation under Article 1067?
4. A parent donates property jointly to a child and the child's spouse. The child later succeeds with other compulsory hei…
5. A parent pays an adult child's personal debt. The child later succeeds with other compulsory heirs, and no applicable d…
6. A compulsory heir received a lifetime donation and later succeeds with other compulsory heirs. The donor expressly disp…
7. A decedent donated property to a compulsory heir. Collation is required, and no exception applies. The property's marke…
8. A compulsory heir succeeds with other compulsory heirs after receiving a gratuitous lifetime transfer from the decedent…
9. A parent donates property solely to the spouse of the parent's child. Compare its treatment under Article 1066 with a d…
10. A parent paid for a child's professional career. Explain Article 1068's general rule, its qualifications, and the deduc…
11. Under 1063, is property left by will ordinarily deemed subject to collation without another direction?
12. Under 1064, what may representing grandchildren have to collate even if they did not inherit it from their parent?