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Dec 11, 2020 · The court reminds us that a person with an interest in land has a prima facie right to an order for the partition and sale of a matrimonial home under ss. 2 and 3 of the Partition Act. Additionally, a court is required to compel the partition and sale of a matrimonial home unless the opposing party has shown that there is malicious, vexatious ...
- Matrimonial Home
Dec 11, 2020 In What Circumstances Will a Court Force a Sale...
- Divorce
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- Matrimonial Home
- An Unfortunate Circumstance
- Foreclosure Proceedings Begin and The Court Orders A Judicial Sale
- Judicial Sale Due to Divorce
In uncertain economic times, things can go from bad to worse for Albertans who lose their jobs, and they may stop making mortgage payments, and end up losing their home. In such an uncertain ownership situation, who sells the home? Who works for whom? Is a signed seller representation agreement required? Likewise, when a couple divorces and one spo...
In a judicial sale, a property for which a lender provided mortgage funds is in foreclosure and wants it sold to recover their investment. They do not technically own the home but they can still force the sale, which makes such a sale different from a traditional seller client relationship. Plaintiffs and Defendants In a judicial sale, the lender i...
The Dower Act gives a legally married couple equal rights to dispose of the matrimonial home, regardless if only one party is on title. When legally married couples divorce, the Matrimonial Property Act(MPA) comes into play, as divorcing couples may disagree on the division of joint assets, including real property. When couples cannot agree on a di...
Jan 1, 2021 · Make sure you’re educated when it comes to court ordered sales – you have to be able to submit a subject free offer and accept the property in any state upon Possession. Contact me (778-387-7371 or kristi@realestatevancity.ca) for more information. FAQ. court ordered sales, foreclosures.
May 24, 2019 · Probate And The Sale Of Property. As real estate and wills/estates lawyers, we are often consulted by realtors and clients who are unsure as to whether a seller must have a probate in order to sell a property when the registered owner is deceased. Further, when told that the seller must have a probate, realtors usually ask whether the property ...
Court order — as a last resort, one spouse can apply for a court order to sell the home. Negotiating an agreement is less adversarial than court proceedings, preserving relationships where possible. Impact of Forced Property Sale on Parenting and Family Dynamics. The emotional impact on children during a forced property sale can be profound ...
1. A "Motion To Enforce" is one of the tools litigants have when the other party has failed to abide by an agreement or court order. In your case, you have a signed agreement, and your ex-husband is -- according to you -- violating that agreement. What you are asking the Court to do is agree that your ex-husband has failed to uphold his side of ...
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Jun 19, 2018 · One of the trickiest parts of selling an estate home is getting the timing right. In most cases, you’ll need to file for and attain Probate before you can sign any documents confirming the sale. Simply put, Probate gives you the authority to act as executor. Assuming that the deceased has a Will (and that it names you as executor), attaining ...
