Minnesota § 558A.19 ATTORNEY FEES AND COSTS APPORTIONED

Minnesota Statutes

§ 558A.19 — ATTORNEY FEES AND COSTS APPORTIONED

Minnesota § 558A.19

PartDECLARATORY, CORRECTIVE AND ADMINISTRATIVE REMEDIES

Ch. 558AMINNESOTA PARTITION ACT

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Minn. Stat. § 558A.19 (2026).

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The attorney fees, costs, charges, and disbursements of sale or in kind partition may be paid from the sale proceeds in the case of a sale, or against a party or parties respectively entitled to share in the land, and in the case of an in kind partition, the amounts to be paid by each shall be determined by the court, and specified in the final judgment. In making the award the court may consider the actions of the parties necessitating the partition, the conduct and cooperation of the parties to the partition and the benefits of the partition confirmed upon the parties. The judgment may be docketed, and payment of such the amounts may be enforced by execution against the property of the respective judgment debtors, even if the property is a homestead, as in the case of other judgments for

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The attorney fees, costs, charges, and disbursements of sale or in kind partition may be paid from the sale proceeds in the case of a sale, or against a party or parties respectively entitled to share in the land, and in the case of an in kind partition, the amounts to be paid by each shall be determined by the court, and specified in the final judgment. In making the award the court may consider the actions of the parties necessitating the partition, the conduct and cooperation of the parties to the partition and the benefits of the partition confirmed upon the parties. The judgment may be docketed, and payment of such the amounts may be enforced by execution against the property of the respective judgment debtors, even if the property is a homestead, as in the case of other judgments for money.