America’s First
Partition Law Firm
Stuck co-owning California real estate with someone who won’t sell? We force the sale or buyout, divide the equity, and end the dispute.
California Partitions Handled
Zero partitions denied.
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Every Pin Is a Partition We’ve Handled
From Redding to San Diego, we’ve forced sales, negotiated buyouts, and divided equity for co-owners across California. Wherever your property is, there’s a good chance we’ve handled a case nearby.
Meet Your Partition Team
Attorneys focused on one thing: ending co-ownership disputes over California real estate.
Scott Talkov
Katja M. Grosch
Olivia Dajee
Adeeb Djawad
Scott Resnick
Maya Rhode
Arthur “AJ” Duggan
Jordan Thomas
Greg Brown
Elaine Ouyang
Jennifer Price-Smith
Colleen Talkov
California Partition Lawyers Focused on Ending Your Dispute
Talkov Law represents California property owners who want to end a co-ownership dispute. Our 12 attorneys focus exclusively on partition actions, helping clients pursue a sale, negotiate a buyout, and resolve disagreements over the proceeds.
Our team has handled over 650 partition actions involving more than $400 Million in real estate sold or refinanced. Explore our case results, read client reviews, or watch our firm introduction.
Does This Sound Like Your Situation?
You inherited property together
One sibling wants to sell while another refuses to leave or cooperate. Learn about selling inherited property when co-owners disagree.
Your relationship ended
You bought a home together, but now need to separate your property interests. See examples of co-ownership disputes and how partition can help.
Your co-owner refuses to sell
A family member, friend, or investment partner will not agree on what to do with the property. A partition action provides a court process for ending the deadlock.
You paid more than your share
You covered the down payment, mortgage, taxes, or repairs. We evaluate those contributions as part of the accounting and reimbursement claims.
A Clear Path From Dispute to Resolution
- Review the property and your goals. We assess ownership, the dispute, and whether you want to sell your interest or keep the property through a buyout.
- Pursue a sale or settlement. We negotiate a resolution and, when needed, pursue a court-ordered partition by sale. A partition referee may oversee the sale.
- Resolve how the proceeds are divided. We address ownership shares, claimed reimbursements, and attorney’s fees through settlement or court proceedings.
For details, start with What Is a Partition Action? or explore the guides below.
