Court Proceedings to Sell Property
Filing of Court Proceedings to sell property on behalf of children, incompetent adults, estates, and dividing property between multiple owners
A Court Proceeding is required to sell property owned by an incompetent adult or a child, or if property is tied-up in an estate or is owned by multiple owners. At The Rodgers Law Firm, we focus on filing the correct Court proceeding in the correct Court division to allow the sale of these properties. Whether it involves a deceased loved one, a child, an incompetent adult, or multiple owners, we work with you to take the correct steps to help you sell this property.
How We Help You
Filing Court Proceedings
We identify and present all relevant matters to the Court, file and serve the correct documents, and complete the sale.
Collaboration with Title Companies, Lenders, and Attorneys
We coordinate with banks, title insurers, and all attorneys involved to ensure that the property can be sold without legal issues.
Efficient Problem Resolution
Our goal is to resolve these sales quickly, avoiding litigation when possible, and other unexpected obstacles in your property transaction.
Our Simple Three Step Process
1. Schedule a Consultation
2. Develop a Title Resolution Plan
3. Finalize for Sale or Financing
Court Sales of Real Estate FAQs
Why do I need court proceedings to sell property?
A court proceeding is legally required when the property is owned by minors, incompetent adults, estates, or multiple owners. It makes sure the rights and interests of all parties involved are legally protected.
What types of situations require a court-approved sale?
Common situations include selling property belonging to an estate, property owned by a child or an incompetent adult, or property co-owned by multiple individuals who can't agree on selling terms.
How long does the court process usually take?
The timeline can vary based on the complexity of the situation and the court's schedule, but typically, proceedings range from a few weeks to several months.
Can The Rodgers Law Firm assist with all types of court sales of real estate?
Yes, our firm specializes in handling all court proceedings necessary for selling property, including estates, properties of minors, properties of incompetent adults, and jointly owned properties.
What role does your firm play in coordinating with other parties like banks and title companies?
We actively coordinate with banks, title insurers, lenders, and other attorneys to confirm seamless transactions, resolve title issues, and complete sales efficiently.
What happens if other property owners disagree with selling the property?
When co-owners disagree, court proceedings can provide legal clarity, sometimes resulting in partition sales or mediated solutions. Our firm works diligently to find the best resolution while minimizing disputes and conflicts.
How do you resolve title issues encountered during court proceedings?
We thoroughly assess the title issues, file the necessary court actions, coordinate with involved parties, and confirm that title defects are resolved, making the property market-ready.
Is it possible to sell property without litigation?
Yes, our primary aim is to resolve issues efficiently and amicably, whenever possible, without resorting to litigation, thereby streamlining the process and reducing costs.
How do I start the court proceeding process with your firm?
Schedule a consultation by calling us or filling out our online form. During the consultation, we'll discuss your specific situation and outline the steps needed.
Does your firm handle property sales across North Carolina?
Absolutely. While based in Wilmington, NC, we serve all 100 counties across North Carolina, managing court proceedings for property sales throughout the state.