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This document discusses guardianship proceedings and venue. It states that guardians act in the best interests of wards, who are deemed incapable of managing their own affairs. It provides that venue for guardianship proceedings involving a minor in the Philippines is the regional trial court of the minor's residence, or the justice of peace or municipal trial court in their chartered city. For wards not in the Philippines, venue is the regional trial court where the ward's property is situated. The document also discusses transferring venue for the ward's convenience, which the court can refuse if the settlement does not sufficiently outline the ward's estate, property, and guardian's charges.
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