Partition of Real Estate 

Vermont Statutes > Title 12 > Chapter 179 > § 5161 - Who may have partition

A person having or holding real estate with others, as joint tenants, tenants in common or coparceners, may have partition thereof.

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Questions & Answers: Partition of Real Estate

Maxine, I am sorry for your loss. You should consult with a local Hawaii real estate or estate planning attorney, but I believe the answer is no. Partition is allowed when two or ...

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Is it more advantageous to be the plaintiff or the defendant ?...

What type of money is needed to iniate a partition to seperate?I am being threatened to sell my home by other coowner who is my mother in law who would be putting her daughter and ...

I am a joint owner of a two-family home in Connecticut. My name and the other widowed owner's name is on the deed. What happens to the other half of the property should the other...

I am a joint owner of a 2 family home in Connecticut. The other owner claims that I have not paid half of home cost. Consequently, the other owner claims that they are owed more t...

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Vermont Statutes > Title 12 > Chapter 179 - Partition of Real Estate

See also:

Vermont Statutes > Title 12 > Chapter 179 - Partition of Real Estate

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