Can I sell my share without the other owner's consent?

Yes. Each joint owner of Texas real property has an absolute right to file a partition lawsuit, even if other co-owners do not consent.

How do I force the sale of jointly owned property in Texas?

If co-owners cannot agree to sell together or have one owner buy out the other, a partition lawsuit is generally the only legal path to force a sale in Texas.

How much does a partition lawsuit cost in Texas?

Hiring a private attorney for a partition lawsuit typically costs $10,000 to $20,000 depending on complexity. Partition Texas handles the process at no cost to the client.

Is there a statute of limitations on filing a partition lawsuit in Texas?

No. A partition lawsuit can be filed at any point while the property is jointly owned.

Can heirs force the sale of jointly owned property in Texas?

Yes. Heirs can force a sale, but inherited property is subject to the Uniform Partition of Heirs' Property Act under Chapter 23A of the Texas Property Code, which gives other co-tenants a right to buy out the co-tenant seeking partition.