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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the petition for partition of real property in the editor.
  2. Begin by entering the names and addresses of both the Petitioner and Respondent in the designated fields. Ensure accuracy as this information is crucial for identification.
  3. Fill in the file number, city/state/zip code, and attorney names if applicable. If an interpreter is needed, select 'Yes' or 'No' and specify the language.
  4. Provide details regarding your marriage or civil union date, as well as the divorce date. This establishes context for your petition.
  5. List all jointly titled real properties along with their market values and mortgage balances. Be thorough to avoid delays in processing.
  6. Indicate whether there is a written agreement regarding property disposition. If yes, attach it to your submission.
  7. Finally, review all entries for accuracy before signing. The Petitioner must sign and date the form in front of a Clerk of Court or Notary Public.

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Disadvantages Of Partition Actions A partition action can take an emotional toll on the relationship between the co-owners, especially if your co-owner is a family member. Property disputes may become more tense due to the adversarial nature of a partition action.
A partition action usually takes between 6-12 months to complete, from start to finish. The main steps include letting everyone know about the case (30-45 days), going through court meetings (2-3 months), finding out what the property is worth (1-2 months), and making the final decision (2-3 months).
How to Win a Partition Action. If you want to sell the property, you win by pressuring a voluntary sale or by obtaining a court order for sale. If you want to STOP a sale, you win through a buyout or by convincing the other owners to halt the partition action.
In California, the cost of partition actions varies based on several factors. These include legal fees, court expenses, property valuation costs, and any associated expenses. On average, costs typically range from $8,000 to $25,000, depending on the complexity of the case and the cooperation of co-owners.
For example, when two co-owners of a property cannot agree on certain matters, the court may force the property to be sold. Subsequently, the co-owners receive their share of the property sale proceeds based on their ownership percentages. This is known as a petition for partition.

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Ways To Stop A Petition For Partition Go Over Contractual Agreements. Sell Your Share To Another Owner. Get A Buyout. Question the Plaintiffs Title Interest. Ask For A Waiver Of The Right to Partition. Lower Costs If Possible. Refinance. Prove The Owners Offsets Are More Than Their Equity.
The partition process involves filing a complaint in court to initiate the division of property among co-owners. It requires notification, hearings, and potential trials to determine the final method of property division or sale.

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