Partition Action Property Dispute

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If beneficiaries cant agree on selling inherited property in Wisconsin, a partition action can force a sale or division. A market analysis may suffice for valuation, but an offer to purchase strengthens your case. Consult a local attorney for specific advice.

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Yes, but two of them are wanting to stall now
I understand your situation. In Wisconsin, if the beneficiaries can't agree, you may need to file for a partition action in court. This could force the sale of the property. However, it would be best to consult a local attorney.
What exactly does a partition action do?
A partition action is a legal proceeding to divide a property equally among its owners. It can force a sale, with proceeds distributed among owners, or physically divide the property. It's usually used when co-owners can't agree on sale or use. Consult a local attorney for more specific advice.
Do I need to have an offer to purchase for this? Or just an comparison market analysis?
For a partition action, a market analysis could be sufficient to determine the property's value. However, having an offer to purchase may strengthen your case. It's best to consult with a local attorney in Wisconsin for specifics.