How to File a Partition Action in Oregon to Force Sale of an Inherited Interest
Partition Actions in Oregon: Forcing the Sale of an Inherited Interest in Family Land Disclaimer: This article explains Oregon law for educational purposes only. It is not legal advice. Consult a licensed Oregon attorney about your specific situation. Detailed Answer This section explains the practical steps, legal basis, and likely outcomes when you want to […]
Read article →Can a Court Appoint a Commissioner to Oversee a Private Sale in an Oregon Partition Action?
Detailed Answer Short answer: Yes — under Oregon law a circuit court handling a partition action can order the property sold and can appoint a neutral person (commonly called a commissioner or referee) to handle the sale. However, the court will review the proposed private sale closely, require notice to all parties, and may refuse […]
Read article →Negotiating a Co‑Owner Buyout Instead of Partition — Oregon
Detailed answer — negotiating a buyout under Oregon law Under Oregon law, co-owners of real property are free to negotiate and agree among themselves to buy out one another’s ownership interest rather than asking a court to partition (divide or force the sale of) the property. Courts generally permit and enforce valid agreements between co-owners. […]
Read article →Oregon: Forcing a Sale of Inherited Co-Owned Land — Your Legal Options
FAQ — Options and steps for co-owners of inherited real estate in Oregon This FAQ explains how an heir who co-owns inherited land can move toward a sale when other heirs disagree. It summarizes Oregon law, practical steps, and alternatives. This is educational information only and not legal advice. Detailed Answer — How the law […]
Read article →How to Arrange a Property Survey for Co-Owned Land in Oregon
Practical steps for arranging a property survey when you co-own land in Oregon This FAQ-style guide explains how to arrange a professional survey when two or more people own the same property in Oregon. It assumes no prior legal knowledge and focuses on what you can do, who to hire, and what to expect. Detailed […]
Read article →Oregon: Who Pays for a Property Survey When Co-Owners Disagree?
Who pays for a property survey when co-owners disagree? — Oregon FAQ Short answer: In Oregon, there is no automatic rule that one co-owner must pay for a survey. Usually the person who requests the survey pays upfront. If co-owners cannot agree, a co-owner can ask a court to resolve the dispute (for example, by […]
Read article →Oregon: Options for Keeping a Family Home When Multiple Heirs Own It
Detailed Answer When several heirs end up owning the same house in Oregon, you have options beyond an immediate forced sale. The right path depends on how title is held, whether a will or trust covers the property, and whether the heirs can reach agreement. Below are the main legal pathways, how they work in […]
Read article →Oregon: Partition Actions When a Co-Owner Is Incapacitated and Has a Court‑Appointed Guardian
How a Partition Action Works in Oregon When a Co-Owner Is Incapacitated and Has a Court‑Appointed Guardian Quick Overview This FAQ explains how Oregon handles a partition (a lawsuit to physically divide or sell co-owned real property) when one co-owner has been adjudicated incapacitated and has a court‑appointed guardian for the estate. It summarizes the […]
Read article →Oregon: How to Start a Partition Action to Divide or Sell Real Estate When Co-Owners Disagree
Short answer: When co-owners of land in Oregon cannot agree, one co-owner can ask a Circuit Court to force a partition of the property. The court can divide the land (partition in kind) or order sale and divide the proceeds. The case is governed by ORS chapter 105 (actions for partition) and is filed in […]
Read article →How to Buy Out Siblings’ Interests in Co-Owned Property in Oregon
This FAQ-style article explains the typical steps to buy out co‑owners (for example, siblings) of real property in Oregon so you can keep the home. It covers how ownership type affects your options, how to value ownership interests, financing and title steps, what to do if co‑owners refuse, and when to get legal help. This […]
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