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Waiting it out... what does this do? You both pay more tax after a certain date. He gets annoyed and digs his heels in further. You stay tied to him for another year or so. Cut your losses, auction it, say goodbye to him. Buy it at auction if you still can make a profit, but sometimes you...

Without re-reading your posts, I'm confused why you cannot just agree to his request that it be sold and you split the proceeds. Why would that course of action require any court input? If he has engaged a solicitor in order to force you to sell why can't you simply list it for sale? The only...

Terry, if the poster tells her brother's solicitor that she now has changed her mind and agrees to put the house to market, could she also say she wishes it to be auctioned to ensure it reaches market price? If so, wouldn't that stop any money being spent on lawyers to get to the end result...

Unless I'm missing something, and if the only reason he would "lawyer up" and force you to court would be to force you to sell. If you agree to sell, then that is what you and he agree to do. You can still buy it yourself, and if that doesn't work due to finance and/or job, then you probably...

You might be happy with the "as is" valuation you have, but your brother has a valuation with quite a different end result. That is why I think you should get him to get his own appraisal from a couple of agents as to what it is worth "now". What do you mean when you say you have "offered...

Could you agree to both get two or three appraisals from local agents. Enzure you tell "your" chosen agents you will not be selling or you risk at least one of them "buying your listing" by giving a higher appraisal than they might if they know they will not be getting a listing now. Your...