For co-heirs stuck on selling the home
You're ready to move the estate forward, but a brother or sister is living in the home, won't sign, or won't cooperate — and everything's frozen. We get you the legal standing to resolve it: a fair buyout, or selling the home outright, even when a co-owner won't budge. And if you're the one who wants to keep the home while others push to sell, we protect your place in it.
If you're here, you already know the feeling
A brother or sister is living in the home — and won't move out, so it can't be sold.
An heir refuses to sign — and the sale stays frozen until they do.
One of you wants to keep it; another wants the cash — and you're at a standstill with no way forward.
Or you're the one being pushed to sell — a home you live in and want to keep, while others force a sale.
A standoff over a house can drag on for years. It doesn't have to — there's a way to get unstuck.
How it actually works
We get you appointed or recognized as having the legal standing to act on the property — the footing you need to move a sale forward, or to protect your right to stay in the home.
We move it to a resolution: a fair buyout, or selling the home outright when a co-owner won't budge. And where someone is living there and won't leave, we have the legal steps to deal with that too.
The path, start to finish
Answer a few quick questions about who owns the home, who's living there, and where things are stuck. In about a minute we'll tell you the path. Free, no obligation.
We get you the legal footing, then open the resolution: a buyout offer or listing the home — and where a co-owner is occupying it and won't leave, the steps to address that.
Most cases settle through a fair buyout or a clean sale once there's real legal pressure. Where a holdout still won't move, we escalate to a partition action — a court-ordered sale — or eviction. Either way, you get unstuck.
About the cost
Resolving a blocked or contested sale is priced for the work it takes — with no surprise hourly shock. We'll walk you through exactly what's involved and your options on your call. And where it can be settled with a buyout or a clean sale, that's always the goal before anything escalates.
Most cases settle once there's real legal pressure. Either way, the standstill ends.
Common questions
No. Most cases resolve through a fair buyout or a sale once there's real legal pressure on the table. A court-ordered sale is the backstop — not where we start.
We have the legal steps to deal with an occupant who won't move out or won't cooperate, so the home can be sold or bought out — you're not stuck waiting on them forever.
It's a court-ordered sale of jointly-owned property when the co-owners can't agree. It's the backstop that breaks the standstill when cooperation fails.
Yes. If others are pushing to sell a home you live in or want to keep, we protect your place in it and work toward a fair buyout of the others' shares.
Take the first step
Free and no obligation. Tell us who owns the home and where it's stuck, and we'll show you the fastest way to get unstuck.
We’ll text you shortly to talk through your options — keep an eye on your phone.