Forcing the Sale of an Inherited House in California
When a sibling or other heir lives in an inherited house and won’t sell, the other heirs can force a sale through a partition action.
5 Ways to Sell a Co-Owned House in California With a Lien
A lien against one co-owner does not have to stop the sale of a co-owned house. Here are five ways to sell a California house when one owner has a lien or judgment.
The Secret to Selling Jointly Owned Property
California co-owners can sell by agreement, complete a buyout, or use a partition action when an owner refuses. Learn the steps, costs, and timing.
4 Tricks to Remove Your Name from the Mortgage on Jointly Owned California Property
Removing your name from the mortgage on jointly owned property might seem difficult, but there are four possible solutions to get your name off the mortgage.
How to Force the Sale of Jointly Owned Property in California
Co-owners of real estate in California have an absolute legal right to partition the property, thereby causing the property to be sold and the proceeds distributed.
