Forced sale

[Kevin Maguire]

What is the name of your state? California

How do I force the sale of a home that is tenants in common? Are there specific forms?

 

[moburkes]

Post all of your questions in the same thread, please. Thanks!

https://forum.freeadvice.com/showthread.php?t=326714

 

[PghREA]

Did you read the answer to your previous post?

 

[acmb05]

Did you read the answer to your previous post?

Well of course he did but he figured if he started a new thread and worded it a little different he would get a better answer that was more to his likeing.

 

[dejada5711]

I'd like to know the same thing

I live in Minnesota and need to know the exact same thing. My ex-husband has been living in a housse for the last 4 years that we own as tenants in common. It was changed to that in our divorce. I now want my share of the house and he says he is not willing to do that, (buy me out or agree to sell) . So, how do I force that to happen. And do I HAVE to have an attorney to do it? are there forms I can get to do it with? or does it have to be court-ordered?

Robin

 

[PghREA]

I live in Minnesota and need to know the exact same thing. My ex-husband has been living in a housse for the last 4 years that we own as tenants in common. It was changed to that in our divorce. I now want my share of the house and he says he is not willing to do that, (buy me out or agree to sell) . So, how do I force that to happen. And do I HAVE to have an attorney to do it? are there forms I can get to do it with? or does it have to be court-ordered?

Robin

First - You need to start your own thread.

It's called "partition" and yes, you need an attorney.