Legal Question in Real Estate Law in Puerto Rico

Hello,

As a co-owner, you are entitled to exit this ownership relationship at any moment you wish. You can either request that your partner acquire your co-owned portion of the property, or you can pay off your partner and retain full ownership of the property yourself. Each mortgage payment that you pay in full is accredited to you, and you may request this credit from your partner at any moment.

If your partner declines to your wishes to acquire sole ownership of the property, your only option is to file a community property division lawsuit, and compel him through a court ordered division.

If you have any additional questions, please feel free to contact me.

Sincerely,

Lcdo. Christian M. Frank Fas

Attorney at Law | Abogado

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