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What happens if a relative who is not on the title is living in the house and refuses to leave? - NC
What happens if my ex-spouse is living in the house and will not agree to sell it? – NC
What happens if my ex-spouse is living in the house and will not agree to sell it? – NC Short Answer In North Carolina, a co-owner usually cannot block a sale forever just by refusing to cooperate. After a divorce, former spouses often own the home as tenants in common, and either cotenant may file…
What are my options if my ex-spouse cannot afford to buy out my share of the house? – NC
What are my options if my ex-spouse cannot afford to buy out my share of the house? – NC Short Answer In North Carolina, a former spouse who still co-owns a house usually does not have to stay tied to the property just because the other owner cannot afford a buyout. If the divorce is…
How can I force the sale of a house I still co-own with my ex-spouse after divorce? NC
How can I force the sale of a house I still co-own with my ex-spouse after divorce? – NC Short Answer In North Carolina, a co-owner of real estate can usually ask the court for a partition action. If the house cannot be fairly divided into separate pieces without hurting the owners’ interests, the court…
Can I file to sell a house if my ex-spouse is on the title but I am the only one on the mortgage? – NC
Can I file to sell a house if my ex-spouse is on the title but I am the only one on the mortgage? – NC Short Answer Yes. In North Carolina, a co-owner on the deed can usually file a partition case to force the sale of a house even if only one co-owner signed…
Can I buy out my ex-spouse’s interest in the house if their name is on the deed but not the mortgage? NC
Can I buy out my ex-spouse’s interest in the house if their name is on the deed but not the mortgage? – NC Short Answer Yes. In North Carolina, a former spouse whose name is still on the deed usually still owns a share of the property, even if that person is not on the…























