Who decides a sale when siblings disagree on co-owned property? | NC

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Q: How are sale decisions made when siblings disagree about a co-owned property? A: In North Carolina, once a partition sale is in court, the sale is not decided by a sibling vote. The Clerk of Superior Court’s order controls, and the court-appointed commissioner usually manages the sale process. That means one sibling normally does not get a veto over the listing price, a price reduction,…