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Wylie; Thanks, will contact a solicitor for estimate. I agree with you regarding pay more at auction to save on legal battle. Terry; thanks, exact answer to my question. Pully; costs cant come out of estate as estate will be wound up before any negotiations or legal action take place...

OK, lots of wrong assumptions goin on, guess it s hard for late posters to read all previous. Here are the summarised facts as posted previous: 1) This post is not about a dispute within an estate. Its about 2 joint owners ( or tennants in common) not agreeing on selling at auction or one...

Im Ok with the emotional memories bit, not much in that house looks like it did when I grew up in it. Dad converted my room into industrial storage not long after i moved out. His second wife then went about re-arranging the place. Dad left her enough cash (outside of estate) to buy her own...

Piston, yes there is an outside influence whispering in his ear. When he stares at me blankly, and wont respond, I can see that he doesnt know what to say, as shes not there to tell him what to do. I could start a whole new thread on her. :eek:

Savanna, Wylie (6 wks ago?) and Dazz, Im sorry for your losses. we could save on counciling costs and console each other in the lounge room..This parent dying thing is crap. its not right, it shouldnt happen the way it does. you know its going to happen, but when it does it knocks the s__ out of...

Terry, on the money, you picked it. I expect we will soon be joint owners, estate gets wound up easter. he'll then take me to the supreme court to force me to auction. I think Im thinking the same thing as you, whats his case if he has refused to negotiate? I can see now after the 3...

Dad died last year, left his home to me and my brother. He wanted one of us to keep it. He did not want it sold. His first Will left it to my son (8yrs old), but he wrote another leaving it to me and bro. I promised dad we would not sell it, Id buy bro out and dads home becomes my IP #3...