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Property Disputes

Property Dispute Attorneys in Colorado

Property Dispute Attorneys in Colorado

Real estate is often the most valuable asset a person owns.  Unfortunately, property ownership is not always simple.  Occasionally, problems can arise that affect the true ownership of the property.  Sometimes, there is a question of ownership due to unclear or unrecorded property conveyances.  Other times, there may be boundary or trespass issues. When such disputes arise between Colorado property owners, qualified property dispute attorneys in Colorado may be needed to help resolve the disputes.

What is a Quiet Title Action?

A quiet title action is an action in rem, which provides for the adjudication of all rights or claims to real property.  Essentially, a quiet title action in Colorado “quiets” competing claims to the ownership of a property.  It definitely settles any questions of ownership of a specific piece of real estate.

What Circumstances Give Rise to Quiet Title Actions in Colorado?

A quiet title action is appropriate when the potential exists for other individuals to make a claim for the land in question.  A quiet title action may be appropriate even if no one has yet come forward to exercise this claim.  The circumstances that give rise to the need for an action to quiet title include:

  • Forged deeds;
  • Ambiguous deeds;
  • Fraudulent misrepresentation;
  • The sale of property for unpaid taxes; and
  • Adverse possession

Is a Quiet Title Action Necessary?

Many title defects can be cured without the need to file a quiet title action. For instance, a corrective deed, release, or other remedial documentation can often be filed to cure any title defects. However, a quiet title action is necessary when there are no other feasible alternative solutions. For this reason, it is important for property owners to consult with a qualified title dispute attorney whenever issues of title arise.

How We Can Help

Knowledgeable property dispute attorneys in Colorado can often quickly and efficiently settle title disputes. If you are looking for information on quiet title actions in Colorado, the attorneys at Arant Law are here to help. Our attorneys have extensive experience with quiet title actions in Colorado. We can help you understand your legal options and take the necessary steps to settle a title dispute. Rest assured, we can help you solve any title issues you may have with your property.

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