You should have an attorney review the contract. In most cases, you can issue a notice to perform and/or demand to close escrow.

It seems you have what is needed to file a partition action. Its advisable to have an attorney file the action for you. My office files a number...

You will need to sign an affidavit death of joint tenant. Contact an attorney to help you prepare the documentation.

There are attorneys on this site that can offer you the flat fee service you are seeking. You can reach out to the attorneys and they can advise...

The taxes and Deed of Trust are usually secured by the property; therefore, they usually don't go after the owner for non-payment. You can have an...

You can file a partition lawsuit against your ex. This will force the sale of the property. My firm takes partition actions on contingencies with...

He can not sell without you signing. However, he can file a partition action and force the sale of the property through the court.

You will need to respond in writing. You should hire an attorney to help with the answers. On the other hand, you can reach out to the other side...

If you are joint owners, you can force the sale by filing a partition action in court. Contact a real estate attorney to discuss further.

You would most likely file a civil action and name the heirs/estate as a defendant. Consult with an attorney to discuss further.