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Texas Real Estate Partition Lawyer
Austin, Texas
Land, Building, and House Partition
Lawyer Jason Coomer represents heirs, family members, and
beneficiaries that have inherited real estate and want to
partition or divide real estate including forcing sales of
buildings or houses. He handles
real estate partition claims in central Texas including Travis
County, Williamson County, Bexar County, Bastrop County,
Burnet County, Llano County, Blanco County, Comal County and Hays County as
well as works with other Texas probate lawyers across Texas including
Dallas County, Harris County, Fort Bend County, and Tarrant County.
For questions on a Texas Real
Estate Land Partitions, please
e-mail Austin Texas Land Partition Attorney Jason S. Coomer at TexasLawyer@texaslawyers.com or
use our contact form
to submit an inquiry regarding a Will Contest.
What is a Real Estate
Partition (Partition in Kind v. Partition by Sale)
In simple terms a real estate
partition is dividing real estate interests. When the
real estate is a large tract of land, the partition may be
done as a partition in kind by dividing the land into
sections. This process can be simple or complex
depending on several factors. The goal is to make sure that the
division or partition is fair among the owners. However, when the real
estate is a house, building, or other real estate that may
be impractical to divide ownership
of a house or building the partition may need to be a
partition by sale.
A partition in kind is a division of the
property itself, whereas partition by sale constitutes a
forced sale of the land, followed by division of the profits
thus realized among the owners of the real estate. A common
example of the partition by sale occurs when more than one
person inherits a house or building.
When
Does a Real Estate Partition by Sale Occur?
A Real Estate Partition often
occurs after heirs or beneficiaries inherit a house or other real estate
that cannot be divided.
In some instances all or some of the heirs or beneficiaries
live out of state or have their own homes and have no need
for another house. In other instances one or more of
the heirs or beneficiaries do not want a house and the other
heirs cannot afford to purchase that heir's interest in the
house or building. In these situations, a real estate
partition by sale may be necessary.
Texas Real Estate Partition by Sale
Actions
Texas
Real Estate Partition Lawyer, Jason Coomer handles real
estate partitions in Travis County, Williamson County,
Bastrop County, Comal County, Blanco County, Llano
County,
Bexar County, and Hays County as well as works with
other Texas probate lawyers across Texas including
Dallas County, Harris County, Fort Bend County, and
Tarrant County works to draft Wills and
Trusts to protect the wishes and best interests of his
clients. He works with Houston Real Estate
Partition Lawyers,
Dallas Real Estate Partition Lawyers, and several other Texas
Real Estate Partition
Lawyers. For questions on Texas Real Estate
Partitions, please
e-mail Austin Texas Will Contest Attorney Jason S. Coomer at
TexasLawyer@texaslawyers.com or
use our contact submission form.
The Law Offices of Jason S.
Coomer, PLLC
406 Sterzing, Second Floor
Austin, Texas 78704
(512) 474-1477
jason@texaslawyers.com
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