Can’t Agree with Co-Owners on Property? Here’s How Partition Lawsuits Work in Missouri
Published in Real Estate on July 21, 2025
Do you co-own a house, land, or family farm in Missouri and now you’re stuck? Maybe you want to sell, but the other owner doesn’t. Maybe someone’s living there while you get nothing. If you’re at a standstill, Missouri law offers a way forward. It’s called a partition lawsuit, and it allows the court to divide or sell the property… READ MORE
When A Co-Owner of Real Estate No Longer Wants Joint Ownership
Published in Real Estate on January 11, 2018
Many people end up in co-ownership or joint ownership situations where they are not satisfied. Oftentimes, this happens in the context of receiving an inheritance, either by a beneficiary deed (a deed which avoids probate and becomes effective at death) or other deed, or a distribution from an estate or trust. Sometimes, it may be in the context of co-habitants… READ MORE