Q: The following was part of an answer
A previous ques a person asked about forcing a tennant in common sale this was part of the answer.
Unless it is his homestead, this sounds like a job for a suit to partition by sale
Why does it matter if there is a homestead exemption. And if there is, what type of case should be filed
Georgia
A: The person may have been referring to the laws of a different state. A tenant in common can request partition of property regardless of whether it is homestead property. Schedule a free consultation to confirm if a partition is the right option for you.
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