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Owning property with others in Modesto can become complicated when co-owners disagree. Talkov Law is Modesto‘s leading partition law firm, dedicated exclusively to resolving co-ownership disputes with expertise in real estate law, local market conditions, and successful negotiation strategies.
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From start to finish, our partition attorneys are by your side. We handle the legal workload so you can concentrate on moving on.
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What is a Partition Action?
A partition action is the court’s solution to co-owner disputes, forcing the sale or division of real estate.
Common Scenarios
- Disagreements over selling a jointly purchased property
- Former partners disputing property ownership
- Shared property where one owner wants cash out, the other does not
In California, any co-owner has an absolute right to partition real property under California Code of Civil Procedure 872.710.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Modesto Partition Actions
From forcing a sale to understanding costs to learning how long it all takes, our FAQ tackles the concerns co-owners raise most often. If your question isn’t included, a free consultation is one click away.
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Can a Partition Action be used for inherited property in Modesto?
Yes, co-owners of inherited property in Modesto can use a Partition Action under California law to divide or sell the property when they cannot agree on its disposition, allowing each party to receive their share of the property's value.
Who can file a Partition Action in Modesto?
In Modesto, any co-owner of real property, such as a tenant in common or a joint tenant, can file a Partition Action under California law to divide or sell the property.
Can a co-owner stop a Partition Action in Modesto?
In Modesto, California, a co-owner generally cannot stop a Partition Action if another co-owner wishes to proceed, as California law allows any co-owner to seek partition, though they may negotiate terms or settlements to potentially avoid the action.
How is the property divided in a Partition Action in Modesto?
In Modesto, during a California Partition Action, the court may order the property to be physically divided among the co-owners if feasible, or more commonly, it may order the property to be sold and the proceeds divided among the parties according to their ownership interests.

Modesto Real Estate and Legal Data
- In Modesto, the median home value is around $420,000.
- Modesto has an estimated population of 215,196.
- The average rent in Modesto is around $1,800 per month, as of 2024..
At Talkov Law, our Modesto Lawyers have resolved partition disputes in under 7 months with our expert partition strategies.
Why Choose Talkov Law for Your Partition Case?
- Experience that Counts: Over 470 Partition Cases – First in partition law
- Exclusively Focused: No other California law firm limits itself to partition law
- Unmatched Success: Zero denials in partition cases for 16+ years


Partition Attorneys Serving All of Stanislaus County
We also serve clients near Sonora.
Our attorneys have extensive experience handling partition actions across Stanislaus County.
Local Expertise in Neighborhoods Like: Salida, Riverbank, and Ceres. Also Serving Areas in:Stanislaus County, San Joaquin County, Stockton, Merced County, and Alameda County.
Your case will likely be heard at the Stanislaus County Superior Court, located at 801 10th Street, Modesto, CA 95354.