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Civil court judges settle disagreements and help review complex information, such as leases and other contracts. Their intervention can prove incredibly valuable for people dealing with title issues related to real property. Title records establish who is the owner of real property and who may have a lien or easement...
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When someone buys a home or another piece of real property in New Jersey, what they pay for is the title to the property. New Jersey state authorities on the county level maintain clear records about the title history for a property to help ensure there are no unnecessary conflicts...
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Title records help to clarify ownership of real property and also the financial rights of those with an interest in the property. Title records can show easements held by a third party or liens obtained by creditors and financial institutions. Title records, therefore, help to protect an individual’s interest in...
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You have probably heard the phrase, “Speak now or forever hold your peace” in weddings. It implies that anyone objecting to the union has a chance to raise their issue at the moment or forever withhold their objections. A quiet title action works in the same way, only with the...
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Maybe you just moved into your new home a little over a year ago when someone shows up and claims to have a partial ownership interest. Perhaps you have already owned the property for years. Title claims could be the result of mistakes during estate administration, fraud, problems with property...
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Real estate is highly valuable when compared with almost any other kind of property. Therefore, there is a major incentive for people to steal it or make fraudulent representations about their ownership of a property. Even if someone doesn’t want a specific piece of land, they could use it as...
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The title records for your home reflect your ownership and the financial status of the property. Mortgages or other debts may appear as a lien against the property, allowing creditors and lenders an opportunity for repayment whenever there is a transfer of title. Having a clean title is necessary if...
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