What is the difference between a quiet title and a partition? Which one should you be filing for? We’ll be discussing whether you should be filing for a quiet title or a partition action based on your issues. Should you file for a Quiet Title or Partition...
Yesterday, lead real estate attorney Zachary Schorr was successfully in securing another quiet title judgment for one of its clients. This is the second judgment Schorr Law has received for its clients in the last two weeks. In this quiet title matter, Schorr Law...
What is the statute of limitations in California for a quiet title claim? In this article we will explain the statute of limitations, and discuss California’s methods to determine how long one has to start a quiet title claim. What is the Statute of...
When it comes to real estate, the term “Chain of Title” holds the key to understanding the complex world of property ownership. Understanding this vital concept is paramount. This blog post is your gateway to unraveling the complexities of the Chain of...
Quieting title is the process through which a party tries to resolve disputes concerning the legal right, ownership and use of real property. At Schorr Law, we view it as a catch all term to some degree or an umbrella term for actions to resolve competing interests in...
One of the more frequent scenarios we see in our real estate practice in Los Angeles is a party’s desire to be placed on title to real property even though record title is not in their name. The typical factual scenarios we see are: Two people purchase a property...
