Co Owner Property Rights Texas

Summary

As a co-owner in Texas, you have the right to occupy, sell, or rent your share of the property. If your co-owner is uncooperative, you can file a partition lawsuit to either physically divide the property or sell it and split the proceeds. In Dallas County, consider hiring a real estate attorney and contacting the Dallas County District Court for further assistance.

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Texas
As a co-owner in Texas, here are your rights:
- To occupy the property
- To sell your half or rent it
- To sue for partition if other co-owner is uncooperative
You may need legal assistance for a partition lawsuit.
Dallas County
In Dallas County, Texas, you can consider:
- Hiring a real estate attorney.
- Filing a partition lawsuit if your co-owner remains uncooperative.
If you need to locate a nearby court:
- Dallas County District Court
- Phone: (*) *-*
- Website: www.dallascounty.org/government/courts/district-courts.php
What is a partition lawsuit?
A partition lawsuit is a legal action taken by co-owners of a property when they can't agree on its usage or sale. In Texas:
- The court splits the property physically or sells it and divides the proceeds.
- It ensures fair distribution based on ownership percentage.