[WSBAPT] Two-fer Question - Parceling Property through Probate; and Run Away Ex

John J. Sullivan sullaw at comcast.net
Tue Dec 11 00:33:56 PST 2018


Brent:

If zoning and land use regulations permit, you can do a lot line adjustment, or, if unagreed, a partition. That’s more of a land use law issue.

I had a client have this happen once. Family attorneys created tenancy in common. Plan was sell and client would buy a condo in town. Ex never cooperated.  Client gave up and stayed in the house until she died. We forced a sale through partition for her estate. Interesting question is cram down of percentage of ex-spouse TIC who doesn’t contribute to the mortgage. So, sarcastically, the easy way is to stay until you die. 

John J. Sullivan

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> On Dec 10, 2018, at 6:39 PM, Brent Williams-Ruth <brent at bwrconsults.com> wrote:
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> Question #1 - Potential probate client has a property that is owned by three family members, she would like to have her 30% (which is agreed to, there is no dispute there) of the parcel created as it's own legal parcel. Have never done this before and would love to talk with someone who has that experience. 
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> Question 2# - personal friend went through separation. Husband has left town having done everything EXCEPT sign the quit claim deed to take name off the property.  I DO NOT do family law, but was curious if anyone knows of a simple process on how to go about removing said Ex-Husband when he has refused to return the signed QCD. 
> 
> Thank you!
> Brent
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