In California, a partition action occurs when one co-owner of real property wants to sell but remaining owners do not. Under California law, a cause of action for partition is governed by the requirements of CALIFORNIA LAW CIVIL PROCEDURE CODE SECTION 872.230, which provides, in pertinent part: The Complaint shall set forth: (a) a description …
This Kentucky real estate law post is designed to provide an overview of Kentucky adverse possession. In short, adverse possession laws allows a stranger to take over a property. Homeowners should be aware of the responsibilities and upkeep they need to maintain in order to make sure they don’t become entangled in a lengthy court …
In an effort to bring the Kentucky court system in line with the rest of the country, the Supreme Court of Kentucky recently issued Administrative Order 2023-04 to require electronic filing for business/commercial cases. The types of cases in this category include business torts, statutory actions, and contract disputes. As a follow up, and …
In California, the division of property made upon a divorce is based on community property laws. The community property law system is based on the principle that the efforts of each spouse contribute equal to the accumulation of wealth during marriage. Thus, unless there is an agreement between the spouses that states otherwise, all property …
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