Real Estate & Closings
Quiet Title & Foreclosure Matters
The firm represents clients in residential and commercial foreclosure proceedings (whether pursuing a foreclosure as a lender or defending against one) and brings quiet-title actions to resolve ownership disputes and remove title defects.
Who this is for
- Owners with clouded or defective title
- Tax-deed and foreclosure-sale purchasers
- Lenders enforcing mortgages
- Owners defending foreclosure actions
What the firm handles
- Quiet-title actions
- Residential foreclosure (lender and defense)
- Commercial foreclosure
- Construction lien foreclosure
- Post-judgment collection, discovery in aid of execution, and garnishment
Common questions
What does a quiet-title action generally address?
A quiet-title action asks a court to determine ownership of real property and eliminate competing claims or defects, for example, after a tax-deed sale, a break in the chain of title, or an old unreleased interest.
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