New Jersey's 2025 adoption of the Uniform Partition of Heirs Property Act (UPHPA) protects families from forced below-market sales of inherited property. It applies when co-owners inherited interests and requires a mandatory appraisal, gives co-owners the right to buy out dissenters, prefers physical division over sale, and mandates regulated sales to maximize value. This reduces minority owners' power to force quick sales and safeguards family-held real estate.