Answer
Based on official Jordanian legal texts
This page addresses: What to Do If an Heir Refuses to Partition the Estate. In general, If an heir refuses estate partition in Jordan, the other heirs may file an estate-partition case at the Sharia Court. The court orders in-kind partition if possible; if not, public-auction sale of the assets and price distribution. However, the legal answer must be read together with the relevant statutory provisions and the facts of the case.
The main legal basis is the Jordanian Sharia Procedure Law. Relevant article references include Articles 2/10, 3, 11. The answer should be read with those provisions and with the facts of the specific case, not as a guaranteed outcome.
In inheritance matters, no final share should be confirmed before identifying all heirs, debts, wills, and rights attached to the estate. The presence of one heir or a legal impediment may change the result. A general answer helps explain the rule, but it does not replace a precise legal calculation.
Practical details may differ depending on the case file and the official instructions or service rules in force at the time of filing.
This is a general explanation based on the approved Jordanian legal sources and does not replace advice from a qualified lawyer in a specific dispute.