To “quiet title” isn’t to tell it to “Hush.” A quiet title claim is one designed to end (to quiet) someone’s claim to ownership of your land. (Or to try to perfect your claim of ownership against someone else.) Sometimes that “claim” is an old deed of trust from 30 years ago, or an easement that no one has used for 50 years, or to undue that forged deed from Granny to her caretaker. The attorneys at HLF have been in the real estate business for 40+ year (as brokers and/or lawyers). We understand the various claims that can be (or maybe shouldn’t be) made to “quiet title.”
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