Co-owning a property isn’t always easy. It can become especially challenging when owners disagree about a property’s future. A partition action provides a potential solution to the issue at hand.
When property owners cannot reach a solution on their own regarding how to go about the future of a property, a co-owner may ask the courts to sell the jointly owned property through a partition action. These conflicts often come up between ex-partners, family who inherited real estate, or any general co-owners that are unsure about how to move forward with a property.
Selling the property and splitting the profit isn’t the only matter considered in a partition case. Courts will observe all aspects of the property such as available equity, each owner’s partnership interests, or if a certain party incurred costs relating to the property, among other factors as well.
What Sets Haynes Law Group Apart?
Hiring attorneys can be challenging. Here at Haynes Law Group, we approach cases differently. Dependent on circumstances, we handle cases on a contingency or charging lien basis. This means you won’t have to pay any attorney’s fees upfront. Simply put, if our client owns valuable equity, our firm will take the case without any upfront money!
Our main goals are assisting clients in maintaining their ownership stake, preserving as much value as we can, and working toward a financially secure conclusion.
Your Equity Matters
When evaluating a case, we look at the ownership interest, available equity, and the overall property dispute. Our goal is to structure our representation in a way that allows our clients to move forward without any financial worries.
Moving Towards a Resolution
Because partition actions are equitable in nature, the court considers all relevant circumstances in reaching a fair resolution. At Haynes Law Group we believe clients should know both the potential value of their claim and the cost of pursuing it moving forward.
Our Florida partition lawyers handle partition matters throughout the entire state of Florida, including every county. If you own a property with someone and are ready to move forward, Haynes Law Group can help you understand your rights, evaluate the property’s equity, and determine your best path toward resolving your dispute. Call Haynes Law Group at (888)-252-8754 to schedule a free consultation and discuss your Florida partition claim.