Partition Action For Property

Summary

If you inherit 50% of a property in Louisiana and the other owner doesnt pay property taxes, you can file a partition action to force a sale. Notify the co-owner, and the court will decide on physical division or sale. Proceeds are divided according to ownership shares. Consult a local attorney for guidance on filing the petition and navigating the court process.

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In Louisiana, if you inherit *% of a property and the other owner refuses to pay property taxes, you can consider a partition action to force a sale of the property.
- The co-owner must be notified of the action.
- The court will determine the best method of partition, either by physical division or sale.
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Sure! Here are some details on the partition action process in Louisiana:
- File a Petition: You must file a partition action in the district court where the property is located.
- Notification: Notify the co-owner of the action.
- Court Decision: The court will decide whether to partition the property physically or sell it.
- Sale Proceeds: If sold, proceeds will be divided according to ownership shares.
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