A.R.S. § 12-1211: Compelling Partition
Compelling partition; complaint
How do you force a partition of jointly owned property in Arizona?
In Arizona, an owner of real property can compel a partition from co-owners by filing a complaint in the superior court of the county where the property is located, stating each owner's name and residence, their respective shares, and a description and estimated value of the property.
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12-1211. Compelling partition; complaint
A. The owner or claimant of real property or any interest therein may compel a partition of the property between him and other owners or claimants by filing a complaint in the superior court of the county in which the property, or a portion thereof, is situated.
B. The complaint shall state:
1. The names and residences, if known, of each of the owners or claimants.
2. The share or interest which plaintiff and the owners or claimants own or claim, so far as known to plaintiff.
3. A description of the real property to identify it and its estimated value.
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