New York Partition Action Attorneys - Secure Your Property Rights

New York Partition Action Attorneys – Secure Your Property Rights

Facing a Property Dispute? Our Experienced Attorneys Can Help.

If you’re stuck in a co-ownership dispute and your co-owner refuses to sell or cooperate, a New York partition action may be the solution. At the Law Offices of Ronald S. Cook, P.C., we help property owners protect their rights, recover their investments, and force the sale of jointly owned property when necessary.

With over 20 years of New York real estate litigation experience, we understand how to handle even the most complicated co-ownership conflicts efficiently and strategically.

Why Choose Our Partition Action Lawyers

✅ Extensive New York Real Estate Experience
We’ve represented clients in partition actions across Suffolk, Nassau, and every major New York county. We know what it takes to secure a favorable outcome—whether through negotiation or court-ordered sale.

✅ Strategic, Personalized Legal Solutions
Every property dispute is different. We take the time to understand your goals—whether you want to sell, buy out the other owner, or divide proceeds fairly.

✅ Full-Service Representation
From gathering deeds and mortgage records to court filings and settlement negotiations, our firm handles every step from start to finish.

Our Real Estate Litigation Services

Partition Actions: Compel the sale of jointly owned property and divide the proceeds fairly.
Quiet Title Actions: Clear up ownership disputes and correct deed or title errors.
Specific Performance: Enforce real estate contracts when one party refuses to close.
Adverse Possession: Defend against or pursue claims of adverse possession.
Co-op & Condo Disputes: Handle conflicts between co-owners, boards, and associations.
Foreclosure Actions & Defense: Protect your rights as a homeowner, investor, or lender.

Understanding Partition Actions in New York

In New York, when multiple people own property together—and one person refuses to sell, move out, or cooperate—the law allows a co-owner to bring a partition action.

There are two main outcomes:

Voluntary Partition: Co-owners agree to sell or divide the property.
Court-Ordered Partition: If no agreement is reached, the court orders a sale and divides the proceeds fairly between the parties.

Partition actions are often used in breakups, inheritance disputes, and investment disagreements where one person controls the property to the detriment of the other owner.

Protect Your Property Rights – Take Action Today

Delays can cost you equity, time, and peace of mind. Our firm can help you take control of the situation and get your fair share.

We offer consultations to review your ownership documents, mortgage obligations, and property value so you can make informed decisions about your next legal steps.

Why Act Now

Stop a co-owner from blocking a sale
Recover your financial contribution
End years of property frustration

Your property rights matter—and we’re here to protect them. Contact Ronald S. Cook, Esq. today to schedule your consultation and secure your property rights once and for all.

📞 Call (888) 275-2620 today to discuss your case confidentially.