Resolving Co-Ownership Disputes Through Florida Courts
Co-ownership of Florida real property — whether between family members, business partners, or investors — can become contentious. When co-owners disagree on whether to sell, how to manage the property, or how to split proceeds, a partition action may be the only viable resolution.
Under Florida law, any co-owner of real property (as a tenant in common or joint tenant) has the absolute right to bring a partition action. The court will either divide the property physically or, more commonly, order a partition by sale and equitably distribute the proceeds.
We'll explain your rights as a co-owner and your options for resolution — litigation or negotiated settlement.
30-minute consultation · $250 paid in advance · Credited toward retainer if you retain within 48 hours
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