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Warren Sorich

Junior Member
What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? california
My brother and I have a share of a vacant lot in California with my aunt. we want to sell and she does not. She will not buy us out either. I have had the Partion action process explained to me and I believe I understand it. I have two questions. I have been told that the statute is absolute. Is this true? I would also like to know what the ultimate court costs would be to see if it would be worth my while. I believe I know what the real estate commissions and costs would be. What are the approximate court and administrative costs on a partition action should I prevail?

Thank you

Warren Sorich
 
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HomeGuru

Senior Member
Warren Sorich said:
What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? california
My brother and I have a share of a vacant lot in California with my aunt. we want to sell and she does not. She will not buy us out either. I have had the Partion action process explained to me and I believe I understand it. I have two questions. I have been told that the statute is absolute. Is this true?

**A: what are you asking here?

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I would also like to know what the ultimate court costs would be to see if it would be worth my while. I believe I know what the real estate commissions and costs would be. What are the approximate court and administrative costs on a partition action should I prevail?

Thank you

Warren Sorich
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**A: I have seen partition costs from $5K to over $50K and take 2 to 5 years.
 
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sanshatx

Junior Member
Wow.. I just happened to post my first question (about heir property and deeds), but this partition thread caught my eye since we may be facing that, too. :eek: The amount of both time and money to partition land has me worried.

Good luck to us both!
 
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HomeGuru

Senior Member
sanshatx said:
Wow.. I just happened to post my first question (about heir property and deeds), but this partition thread caught my eye since we may be facing that, too. :eek: The amount of both time and money to partition land has me worried.

Good luck to us both!
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**A: yes, I would be worried too.
 
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