What happens when a disagreement occurs for a forced sale?

• A. The court immediately grants the sale
• B. The court is usually reluctant to hear the claim immediately. If the parties cannot come to agreement, the case moves to court.
• C. The case is settled by mediation
• D. The sale is canceled automatically

Answer: (B)

Disagreements over a forced sale are handled with caution to protect all parties. The court is usually reluctant to grant an immediate sale; instead, the parties are given a chance to negotiate or mediate. If no agreement is reached, the case goes to court for a determination of whether and how the sale should occur.