Hi, I have a 10% interest in a property, as does my STBXH, with remaining 80% owned by our two adult children. The property was left to them as children with my nephew, (who we bought out by remortgaging hence us owning 20% between us) The property was held in a trust, the executors now wish to sell, however my STBXH is refusing to agree to this. ( I believe this is due to amounts that could potentially be claimed back from the trust regarding education costs for our children - but these relate to years ago and aren't relevant to sale as that would come up out of proceeds??) There is a hearing coming up to get court to agree a sale can be forced. The Executor who is dealing has stated all costs will be charged to STBXH, myself and 2 DC requested sale over a year ago and have been prevented by STBXH. Are there any potential legal ramifications from this for myself and 2 DC? Will court accept that costs to be met by STBXH (£12k) or could we become liable. Are there other concerns? Tried to find solicitor in my area - remote - but told this is outside normal conveyancing. Sorry for long post. Internet searching not helped. Thank you