How to Force the Sale of Co-Owned Property in North Dakota
How a North Dakota Co-Owner Can Compel Sale of Real Property: A Practical FAQ Detailed answer This article explains, in plain language, how a co-owner may ask a North Dakota court to force a sale of real property when a co-owner refuses to continue mediation or otherwise refuses to cooperate. This is an educational overview […]
Read article →North Dakota: Options to Divide or Force Sale of Co-Owned Farmland
Common options when co-owners (heirs) cannot agree about farmland in North Dakota This FAQ-style article explains the typical legal pathways and practical steps heirs can use to divide or force the sale of jointly owned farmland under North Dakota law. It is written for readers with no legal background. Detailed Answer Overview — two broad […]
Read article →How to Start a Partition Action in North Dakota (for property in Guilford County)
Can I force a partition when a co-owner refuses? A step-by-step guide for North Dakota Short answer: Under North Dakota law, you can ask the district court where the property is located to divide (partition) or sell the property even when a co-owner refuses. You will normally file a partition complaint in the county district […]
Read article →North Dakota: Forcing a Partition Sale of a Co-Owned Home
Can I force a partition sale of a house I co-own in North Dakota? Disclaimer: I am not a lawyer. This is general information about North Dakota law and not legal advice. For help with your specific case, consult a licensed North Dakota attorney. Detailed answer — How partition actions work in North Dakota If […]
Read article →How to Defend a Partition Action to Prevent the Forced Sale of an Inherited Home in North Dakota
Defending a Partition Action to Stop the Forced Sale of an Inherited Home in North Dakota Disclaimer: I am not a lawyer. This article provides general information, not legal advice. For advice about your situation, consult a licensed North Dakota attorney. Detailed answer: What a partition action is and how to defend one under North […]
Read article →North Dakota – What Happens If a Co-Tenant Refinances or Takes a Home Equity Loan Without My Approval?
Short answer You have rights. Under North Dakota property rules, a co-tenant may generally mortgage or refinance only the ownership interest that person actually owns. A co-tenant cannot unilaterally erase or legitimately encumber your separate ownership share without your signature. However, a mortgage or refinance signed by one co-tenant can still create real problems (including […]
Read article →North Dakota: Remedies When a Co-Owner Sells Property Without Consent
Understanding Remedies When a Co-Owner Sells Property Without Consent — North Dakota Quick summary: If a co-owner transfers property or an interest in property without another co-owner’s consent, North Dakota law offers several possible remedies depending on the facts: a partition action (division or sale), a quiet-title or rescission action if the deed is invalid […]
Read article →How to File a Partition or Petition for Sale of Inherited Real Estate in North Dakota When Some Heirs Are Minors
How to File a Partition or Petition for Sale of Inherited Real Estate in North Dakota When Some Heirs Are Minors Disclaimer: This information is educational only and is not legal advice. Laws change. Consult a licensed North Dakota attorney before taking action. Detailed Answer — Overview and Step‑by‑Step Guide If you (or the estate) […]
Read article →Forcing a Sale or Division of Family Land in North Dakota
What to know about forcing a sale or dividing jointly owned family land in North Dakota Not legal advice. This article explains general North Dakota law to help you decide whether to consult a lawyer. Detailed Answer — How partition works in North Dakota If you and others (siblings, nieces/nephews, etc.) own one parcel together […]
Read article →North Dakota Partition Lawsuits: Filing Process, Division vs. Sale, and What to Expect
Partition of Co-Owned Real Property — Detailed Answer and Practical Steps Disclaimer: This information is educational only and is not legal advice. Consult a licensed North Dakota attorney before taking action. Detailed Answer When co-owners of real property in North Dakota cannot agree on dividing or selling the property, the ordinary remedy is a court […]
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