Yes, California Code of Civil Procedure 874.317 is the California partition statute that sets forth the manner in which a co-owner of property can buy out the interests of the othe… Read More
Separating from a partner is a difficult position but it is even more complex when an unmarried couple separates after purchasing a property together. Unfortunately, this scenario is common… Read More
Income tax and you may Legal issues Which have To acquire a home Just before RelationshipsBelow shared tenancy, one 2 or more anybody holds identity into possessions. Also known as tenancy b… Read More
If your co-owner is not paying the mortgage, this may be an early sign of a co-ownership dispute. In many scenarios where a co-owner is unwilling to contribute to a co-owned property, there… Read More
The Silicon Valley and neighboring areas of San Francisco have become hot spots for real estate co-ownership in California. As California’s #1 partition attorneys, the co-ownership exp… Read More
While the public may believe there is only one way to appraise a property, many co-owners end up in a debate with the court over the parameters of a proper valuation under the Partition of R… Read More
The compensation of the partition referee is paid at the end of the case, which is generally when the co-owners are being paid. In California, partition referees effectuate the court’s… Read More
While you may want to make improvements to a co-owned property, you may want to consider the timing in relation to when you file a partition. This article will discuss the advantages and dis… Read More
While cross-complaints for declaratory relief in partition actions can be appropriate for clarifying the rights and duties of parties concerning the property in dispute, their utility may be… Read More
Legal fees in a partition action are generally smaller than the Realtor fees involved in forcing the sale. However, co-owners are wise to make an educated guess of the cost of attorney&rsquo… Read More
Inheriting land in Texas can be a bittersweet experience. While you may feel fortunate to receive such a valuable asset, the process of selling inherited lan… Read More
California recognizes different forms of property co-ownership, the most common and default of which is tenants in common.
California Civil Code 682 recognizes “ownership of propert… Read More
A partition action is a legal mechanism used to resolve property disputes arising from disagreements over the management, allocation, or ownership of an asset. It provides a structured frame… Read More
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A notice of private sale in a partition action is a required notice that the partition referee is likely to be marketing the property to the public to ensure it sells for fair market value… Read More
When defendants in a partition action ignore the summons and complaint, the plaintiff is entitled to obtain a default judgment ordering that the property be partitioned, usually by a forced… Read More
A partition attorney plays a pivotal role in navigating the intricacies of ending real property co-ownership relationships, offering legal representation and strategic advice to secure a fai… Read More
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The rise of interest rates that started in mid-2022 is a common concern tor co-owners considering a partition action to end their co-ownership of real property. This is because co-owner buyo… Read More
Utilizing an escrow may prove to be a cost-effective way to complete a co-owner buyout as the resolution to a co-ownership dispute. The role of using an escrow company during a real estate t… Read More
One of the most common reasons that a partition action is filed is because a co-owner who was previously in a relationship with their other co-owner now wants to sell the house, but their ex… Read More
Co-owners are often unsure how assertive they need to be to force the sale or buyout of their jointly owned property. Usually, the lack of cooperation of the other co-owners and the monetary… Read More
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While the simple answer is “yes,” the reality of a Realtor serving as a partition referee for a partition action is nuanced and warrants a deeper understanding of the pros and co… Read More
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The threat of foreclosure poses a significant challenge for homeowners facing financial hardship and particular difficulty when a co-owner may be engaged in an active partition action. Amids… Read More
A TIC agreement, short for tenants in common agreement, is becoming a popular method for co-ownership in California, often converting a single property into a townhome with multiple units oc… Read More
Facing a partition action from a co-owner can be stressful and confusing. It usually means there’s a disagreement on how to handle or sell a property you both own. Partition actions sp… Read More
Navigating the legal landscape can often feel like trekking through a dense forest, full of complex paths and unexpected obstacles. But what if we tell you there’s a way to clear a pat… Read More
Whether parties agree or disagree, a co-owner can be removed from title. If the parties reach an agreement, usually involving a payment, a co-owner can transfer their interest by way of a de… Read More
Whether your property is subject to a partition action or you are transferring ownership through a public sale, a clear and marketable title is essential for a smooth transfer of ownership… Read More
Legal separation can be challenging, marked by emotional turmoil and uncertainty. However, amidst the complexity, it’s essential to recognize the profound impact legal separation can h… Read More
While co-owners have the opportunity to purchase each other’s shares, navigating this path can introduce potential disputes and requires adherence to specific state laws and court proc… Read More
Transferring ownership of a property is a common occurrence in the world of real estate, whether it be through a sale, gift, or inheritance. When a property is transferred from one owner to… Read More
Many deeds convey an interest to three or more co-owners with no indication of the fractional ownership interest of each co-owner. These deeds raise the question of the relative co-ownership… Read More
Courts allow partition actions in California as a legal remedy to resolve co-ownership disputes. In a partition action, the co-owned property is either divided or sold with each co-owner rec… Read More
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If you are contemplating seeking a divorce in New Jersey, one of your primary worries may be the expense of hiring a divorce lawyer. The Law Offices of SRIS.P.C. is here to give you critical… Read More
Courts have repeatedly concluded that the “fairness” defense to partition found in a 1976 case was impliedly rejected by the 1976 legislation declaring in California that “… Read More
A notice of ouster is a demand to the co-owner in possession for concurrent possession of the property issued by a tenant out of possession. The law requires that “[t]he written demand… Read More
Generally, no, it is not best to informally notify your co-owner that you have hired an attorney to file a lawsuit for partition of the co-owned real property.
The general reason that co… Read More
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How Long Does It Take to Partition a Property?
A partition action usually takes between six to nine months depending on the circumstances and the complexity of each case. The most signifi… Read More
An assumable mortgage is one where the buyer assumes the existing mortgage of the seller. When the mortgage is assumed, the seller is often no longer responsible for the debt. As it relates… Read More
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The $1.8b judgment in the Sitzer/Burnett Realtor commission class action lawsuit in Missouri federal court will change California real estate forever in ways that will benefit real estate at… Read More
There are countless reasons that a co-ownership relationship may be coming to end. Perhaps a romantic relationship between co-owners has ended, but both parties are still on title. Maybe sib… Read More
An investment property with tenants can be partitioned, but some unique issues can arise during a partition of a tenant-occupied property. These cases can involve rented single-family homes… Read More
Any co-owner of real property in California can file a partition action, regardless of the size of their ownership interest. Put simply, if someone owns a mere 1% of a property, they can fil… Read More