Permits a victim of domestic abuse or sexual assault to terminate a perpetrator's interest in a contract for deed.

This bill allows a victim of domestic abuse or sexual assault to petition a court to extinguish the interest of the perpetrator in a contract for deed. The court may grant the petition if the perpetrator fails to contest it or if the victim proves by a preponderance of the evidence that they were subjected to abuse or assault. The bill defines key terms such as "contract for deed," "domestic abuse," and "qualified third party." The provisions take effect August 1, 2027.

Permits a victim of domestic abuse or sexual assault to terminate a perpetrator's interest in a contract for deed.

This bill allows a victim of domestic abuse or sexual assault to petition a court to extinguish the interest of the perpetrator in a contract for deed. The court may grant the petition if the perpetrator fails to contest it or if the victim proves by a preponderance of the evidence that they were subjected to abuse or assault. The bill defines key terms such as "contract for deed," "domestic abuse," and "qualified third party." The provisions take effect August 1, 2027.