Quiet Title Statutes

Quiet title statutes are legal provisions that allow a property owner to resolve disputes regarding the ownership of real estate. When a person believes they have rightful ownership, but others claim a stake in the property, they can file a lawsuit under these statutes. The goal is to obtain a court judgment that clears any doubts or claims against the title, establishing clear and undisputed ownership. This process helps protect property rights and ensures that title records reflect the true owner, making it easier to buy, sell, or finance the property.