Partition actions are already challenging, but the unexpected death of a co-owner introduces additional complexity. If this happens, your next steps depend on whether the deceased co-owner had an attorney, their ownership structure, and the status of the case. Here’s
Wildfires are an unfortunate reality in Southern California, with devastating impacts on property owners. For those who co-own property, wildfires can create unique challenges that lead to serious disputes. At Talkov Law Partition Lawyers, we’ve seen how these
Partition actions are often complex, involving multiple co-owners with competing interests in the division or sale of a property. While many parties understand the importance of a fair valuation in cases involving buyouts under California Code of Civil Procedure Section
When co-owners of property find themselves at odds over whether to sell, a common scenario unfolds: one party wants to cash out, while the other digs in their heels and refuses to sell. While this type of stalemate might seem
When co-owners of real estate face disputes, drafting a co-ownership settlement agreement often seems like a logical and cost-effective way to avoid litigation. However, when co-owners draft these agreements without a skilled partition attorney, they unknowingly set themselves up
Depositions are a critical part of litigation, allowing attorneys to gather testimony and establish facts before trial. In California, however, the rules governing deposition objections are stricter than in the courtroom. Knowing which objections are proper is essential to preserve
A common misperception in co-ownership of real estate in California is that ex-boyfriends and ex-girlfriends will each get half the proceeds of sale in a partition. This myth is often repeated by exes who put in less than half
In a partition action, gathering evidence to substantiate improvements or to prove your opposing party wrong is crucial. This evidence can significantly impact the offsets awarded and the credibility of your case. In this article, seasoned partition attorneys at
Co-owning property with someone else can feel like a partnership—until it’s time to divide what’s yours. Disputes often arise because people tend to believe they contributed more than their fair share. This isn’t always intentional. It’s often due to something
In partition actions, where co-owners seek to divide or sell jointly owned property, the issue of down payment gifts can become a contentious matter. When one party receives a substantial financial gift from their family members or friends,