Learn about partition actions in Georgia for resolving disputes over jointly owned real property. Understand the process and legal options.OCGA § 44-6-160 has long been construed to apply only to tenants in common, not to joint-tenants with a right of survivorship. The first step in partitioning property is identifying what you want to divide and each individual's share based on the relevant information. The subject of this action is certain real property (the "Property") located in Cobb. There is no "court form" to accomplish this. You need to bring a petition to Partition the Property in the Superior Court. How does a partition of property take in the State of Georgia? The steps for partition are somewhat complex and can be found in the Georgia Code in OCGA § 446160 and following.