At Fox Piper, our team of experienced property lawyers are well-versed in handling complex legal matters related to the sale or prevention of property sales. We provide tailored legal solutions to help co-owners navigate their disputes effectively and protect their interests.
Co-ownership sale disputes involve disagreements among co-owners of a property regarding whether to sell the property, either forcibly against the wishes of some co-owners or in opposition to attempts to force a sale.
Step 1
Submit Your Enquiry
Provide us with details about your situation. We will assess to see how best we can help you. All enquiry submissions are confidential.
Step 2
Speak with a solicitor
We will take the time to understand your circumstances and give you guidance.
We will speak with you about your matter, give you options, and most importantly potential solutions.
Step 3
Post-consultation email
Tell us about your dispute, and our team will assess your enquiry and guide you on possible next steps. We’re here to help you navigate the process with clarity and confidence.
Co-ownership sale disputes in Queensland are primarily governed by the Property Law Act 1974 (Qld), particularly Section 38, which grants the court the power to order the sale or division of co-owned property.
Book a consultation with Fox Piper to discuss your options and receive expert legal advice on how to proceed with your dispute.
Section 38 allows the court to order the sale of the property or the division of land among co-owners if they cannot agree on what to do with the property. This section is crucial for resolving disputes when co-owners are at an impasse.
