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Splitting up the farm: When family can't agree (Part 1)
The greatest threat to a family farm isn't always markets, weather, or input costs. Sometimes, it's family disagreement.
In this episode of Straight Talk with NDFB, the Harvesting Legal Knowledge series continues with NDFB Executive Vice President and CEO Jeffrey Missling and attorneys from Ohnstad Twichell Law Firm.
Part one of this two-part conversation explores partition actions — the legal process that can divide or force the sale of farmland when co-owners can't agree on what happens next.
Ohnstad Twichell attorneys David Piper and Tiffany Findlay explain what a partition action is, why these cases arise, and the circumstances that can lead family members to court. The discussion provides an overview of the legal framework behind partition actions and the challenges farm families face when inherited land becomes a source of conflict.
Whether you're involved in succession planning, expect to inherit agricultural property, or simply want to understand the legal realities of shared land ownership, this episode lays the foundation for understanding one of the most difficult issues that can challenge farm and ranch families.
Be sure to join us for Part 2, where we'll take a closer look at the emotional side of the process and strategies for navigating these disputes.
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Contact us at [email protected]
The statements made and information provided in this podcast are for educational and informational purposes only. The statements do not constitute legal advice, nor are they intended to create an attorney-client relationship. Every situation is unique, so you should not rely on any statements in this podcast as a substitute for personalized legal counsel. Before taking action or making any decisions which may affect your legal rights and obligations, you should consult with an attorney licensed in your jurisdiction.
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The greatest threat to a family farm isn't always markets, weather, or input costs. Sometimes, it's family disagreement.
In this episode of Straight Talk with NDFB, the Harvesting Legal Knowledge series continues with NDFB Executive Vice President and CEO Jeffrey Missling and attorneys from Ohnstad Twichell Law Firm.
Part one of this two-part conversation explores partition actions — the legal process that can divide or force the sale of farmland when co-owners can't agree on what happens next.
Ohnstad Twichell attorneys David Piper and Tiffany Findlay explain what a partition action is, why these cases arise, and the circumstances that can lead family members to court. The discussion provides an overview of the legal framework behind partition actions and the challenges farm families face when inherited land becomes a source of conflict.
Whether you're involved in succession planning, expect to inherit agricultural property, or simply want to understand the legal realities of shared land ownership, this episode lays the foundation for understanding one of the most difficult issues that can challenge farm and ranch families.
Be sure to join us for Part 2, where we'll take a closer look at the emotional side of the process and strategies for navigating these disputes.
Harvesting Legal Knowledge video
Contact us at [email protected]
The statements made and information provided in this podcast are for educational and informational purposes only. The statements do not constitute legal advice, nor are they intended to create an attorney-client relationship. Every situation is unique, so you should not rely on any statements in this podcast as a substitute for personalized legal counsel. Before taking action or making any decisions which may affect your legal rights and obligations, you should consult with an attorney licensed in your jurisdiction.