Stopping Property Sale Motion

Summary

In New York, a son cannot generally stop a court-ordered property sale in a finalized divorce unless he has a legal interest, such as ownership, a lien, or a right of inheritance. If he holds such an interest, he may file a motion to intervene. Consulting a family law attorney is advisable to navigate the process. Legal interests include ownership, recorded liens, mortgages, inheritance rights, or valid claims related to the property.

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If you have a legal interest in the property, you can file a motion to intervene in the case. It's advisable to consult with a family law attorney who can help you navigate this process and determine the best course of action. Do you need help finding an attorney?
what is considered legal interest in the property
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In New York, a "legal interest" in property generally includes:
- Ownership (full or partial)
- A recorded lien or mortgage
- Right of inheritance
- A valid claim or judgment related to the property
Do you hold any of these types of interests in the property?