Unmarried Couples & Real Estate Ownership in California
JoJo on Apr 7th 2007
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.
