Protect What You Built: A Working Session on Wills and Prenups
You've built a business, maybe a family too. This working session is where you put it in writing — starting with a working draft of your own will.
Most of us have built something — a business, a portfolio, a family — without documenting what should happen to it. This session responds to a concern that comes up often in this room: succession, family protection, marriage, and preserving what you've built.
It's not abstract. It's the paperwork behind the plan you already have in your head.
What you'll walk out with
A working draft of your own will, started in the room
Clarity on what makes a will legally binding — and what can invalidate one
A clear view of how a prenuptial agreement can help protect business shares, property, and family assets before marriage
A better understanding of succession and estate-planning considerations for entrepreneurs and families
Direct answers to your own succession and asset-protection questions from Atty. Jerry Coloma
About the speaker
Atty. Jerry Coloma is a lawyer who works directly with clients on estate planning, wills, prenuptial agreements, succession, and asset-protection concerns.
He helps individuals and families translate their intentions into properly documented legal arrangements — particularly around two documents many people tend to postpone: wills and prenuptial agreements.
Event details
Date: Wednesday, October 21, 2026
Time: 2:00–5:00 PM
Venue: Garden Pavilion, Grand Hyatt Manila
Format: In-person Interactive working session
Who it's open to:
- EO PH Members, SLPs, NextGens aged 21 and above, and SAPs with up to two representatives per SAP for free
- EO PH South Members, SLPs, NextGens aged 21 and above for PHP 2,500
Capacity: Limited to 50 participants
Terms & notes
Flake fee:
A PHP 4,500 flake fee applies to cancellations made from October 14, 2026 at 12:00 PM onwards, as well as to no-shows.
RSVP deadline:
Registration closes on October 18, 2026, or once the event reaches the maximum capacity of 50 participants — whichever comes first.
Registration policy:
Registration is personal and non-transferable. Should you no longer be able to attend, please cancel your registration before the flake-fee deadline. Any request to transfer a slot to another eligible participant will be subject to EO Philippines’ approval.
Contact for questions:
EO Philippines Chapter Events Team
chapterevents.admin@eophilippines.com
Important legal disclaimer
This session is intended for general educational and informational purposes only and does not constitute individual legal advice.
Participation in the event, including asking questions during the session or completing a working draft, does not by itself create an attorney-client relationship with Atty. Jerry Coloma.
Legal requirements and implications may vary depending on each participant’s personal circumstances, family situation, assets, and objectives. Participants are encouraged to seek independent legal advice before executing, signing, notarizing, or relying on any will, prenuptial agreement, succession document, or other legal instrument discussed during the session.
The working draft created during the event should therefore be treated as a starting point for further legal review and proper execution, rather than a final legally binding document.
Participant reminder
Because this is a working session, participants may be asked to think through personal matters involving family members, beneficiaries, assets, business interests, and succession plans.
Participants are not required to disclose sensitive personal, financial, or family information publicly during the session. Individual circumstances requiring specific legal advice should be discussed privately with qualified legal counsel.