Property Co Ownership Dispute

Summary

In Massachusetts, if property co-owners disagree on selling, those wishing to sell can file a partition action in court. This legal process may result in the court ordering the sale of the property and dividing the proceeds equitably among all owners. Consider consulting a local attorney for personalized advice on pursuing a partition action or exploring alternative resolutions.

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Four people equally own a house in Massachusetts. Two want to sell, two do not. What do the courts say?
In Massachusetts, if co-owners of a property can't agree on selling, those wanting to sell can file a "partition action" in court, which may result in the court ordering the sale of the property and equitably dividing the proceeds among the owners. Are you considering such an action, or seeking more detailed guidance?
Four people equally own a house in Massachusetts. Two want to sell, two do not. What do the courts say?
In Massachusetts, when co-owners of a property disagree on selling, the ones wanting to sell can initiate a "partition action" in court. This may lead to the court ordering a sale and dividing the proceeds equitably among the owners. Are you considering this option, or do you need more detailed guidance?