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Partition Actions.  When unmarried people purchase real estate but then split up the action used to separate their equity in the property is a partition action.  This is a specialized action used only to split the undivided real estate interests of owners.  Related personal property can sometimes be included in the division in a partition case.  The Court will assume ownership based upon proof of money or labor contributed to the value of the premises.


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