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regarding co-ownership of a clock and suing family member
Rowley, MA
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Posted about 1 month ago in Lawsuits / Disputes
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Executors gave 2 sisters ownership each for year (alternating). One year has passed and the clock has not been given to the other owner, and will not responde when asked if I may come get it. Executors will not help in resolving this issue. can I sue and have the decision reversed to sole ownership?
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Henry Lebensbaum
This attorney is licensed in Massachusetts.
Posted about 1 month ago.
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This is quite an odd result.
The decision of the executors depends on the terms of the will or some other discretion. To discuss the specifics, call me. 
Phil A. Taylor
This attorney is licensed in Massachusetts.
Posted 30 days ago.
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This is an odd result. Likely you can sue to get your "time" with the clock, but you may not be able to get sole ownership over this. You may also be able to sue to "partition" the clock. This is usually an action related to real estate, but its principles may be applicable here. The clock would be sold and the funds split. One of you each could try and buy the clock, but these actions can be costly. To determine your rights and options it would be best to speak to an attorney.
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