Legal Question in Real Estate Law in Florida

Re: Partion of Property

You will need to sue to enforce the contract terms, which aren't for partition. If the provision isn't enforceable, then you could seek partition.

Re: Partion of Property

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You can actually sue for both enforcement of the Contract and in the alternative for partition. A court could then review the pleadings and the cases provided and make a determination as to which count would be proper .... if not grant both.

Scott R. Jay, Esq.