When a co-owner files bankruptcy, the trustee may sell the co-owned property under section 363(h) of the Bankruptcy Code. Under In re Flynn, the court can still apply California partition offsets.
When a co-owner files bankruptcy, the trustee may sell the whole house, you may have the right to buy it first, and your share of the proceeds still needs protecting. Here is how it works in California.
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