There are many people who own real estate that are not married. Those people that are unmarried or domestic partners just need to have a good understanding of their rights with regards to real estate ownership. I’ve found a great article that answers these questions:
- Why should unmarried couples & domestic partners worry about real estate co-ownership issues?
- How does domestic partner registration affect real estate co-ownership?
- How does real estate “title” affect unmarried couples?
- How do unmarried couples & domestic partners hold title to real estate?
- What happens when the deed does not state how title is held?
- Can an unmarried partner claim rights to the other partner’s separate property?
- What facts support a claim of joint ownership?
- How can unmarried couples avoid property disputes?
- Do all unmarried couples who co-own property need a co-ownership agreement?
- What are the major issues for couples who co-own property?
- How do most unmarried couples resolve these issues?
- How do forced buyout and sale provisions work?
- Can sellers discriminate against unmarried couples?
. . . . and more. If you fit into this category, it is worth taking a few minutes of your time to read through this informative report. Just click on the following link.
