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Old Feb 19th, 2008, 07:30 AM     #1
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Question property co-tenancy

My 2 sisters and I are equal owners in a home in walton county,fl. It was set up as a trust for us by our parents. Would it be possible for the 2 of them to force a partition of the property without my consent?
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