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Dissolution of co-ownership of real estate

Co-ownership blocks sales, investments, and often even basic use. We help end it favorably — amicably or through court.

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What our clients come to us with

  • Co-owners can't agree on management or division
  • One blocks sale or investment
  • Post-inheritance situation — multiple heirs
  • Family or business conflict

Our solution

1

Legal, geodetic, and valuation analysis

We check the land register, records, and determine value.

2

Choosing the path: notarial or judicial

We assess whether agreement is possible or court is necessary.

3

Choosing the method

Physical division, allocation to one with payment, or judicial sale.

4

Mediation between co-owners

If settlement is possible, we negotiate and mediate.

5

Representation before notary or court

We handle the case from start to finish.

6

Land register update

We finalize with a new entry in the land register.

Pricing

Dissolution of co-ownership

Individual quote

Fee depends on number of co-owners, property value, track (amicable/judicial), and conflict level.

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Frequently asked questions

Can a co-owner force me to sell?

Yes — any co-owner can request dissolution at any time. The court may order a judicial sale.

What if there are five of us and one blocks?

Lack of consent from one doesn't prevent dissolution — the court decides.

Notary or court?

Notary if all agree; court if there's a dispute.

How long does court dissolution take?

Typically 6–18 months depending on complexity.

From our Knowledge Zone

Legal basis
Civil Code — art. 210 et seq.

Have questions? Contact us

We'll help end co-ownership on the best terms.

785 794 576 kontakt@kancelarialexen.pl Słowackiego 81/2, 87-100 Toruń

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