Family Code 2108

Family Code § 2108 – Is a Partition Action the Better Option?

Co-ownership with a divorcing couples presents a challenge to force the sale of a property when a co-owner wants out due to the high burden of Family Code § 2108. This is where a partition action often becomes the more powerful legal tool. What Does Family Code Section 2108 Do? California Family Code Section 2108 … Read More

Partition of Property Co-Owned with Divorcing Couple (Joinder Family Code § 2021)

Co-ownership disputes are complicated when you co-own with a married couple. However, a forced sale of property owned by a third party and a married couple can be addressed 1) through a partition action filed by any co-owner, or 2) through a family law proceeding if the married couple is divorcing, as explained below. Purely … Read More

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