Property Ownership and Title Disputes

Property ownership can be a complex legal matter, especially when disputes arise regarding title rights. In California, these issues can take many forms, including conflicting claims, fraudulent transfers, or unclear boundary lines. As a real estate lawyer, Borna specializes in helping clients navigate these challenges and protect their property rights. Below, we explore key aspects of property ownership and title disputes.

Quiet Title Actions

A quiet title action is a legal proceeding used to resolve disputes over property ownership. This lawsuit seeks to establish a party’s rightful claim to a property while removing any competing claims. Quiet title actions are often necessary when there are conflicting deeds, unknown heirs, or cases of adverse possession. If you are facing title uncertainty, Borna can help you file a quiet title action to secure clear ownership of your property.

Title Insurance Claims

Title insurance is designed to protect property owners and lenders from financial losses due to defects in title. Common title defects include undisclosed liens, errors in public records, or fraudulent transfers. If you encounter a problem with your title after purchasing property, filing a title insurance claim may be necessary to rectify the issue. Borna can assist with reviewing your title insurance policy, filing a claim, and pursuing legal remedies if your claim is wrongfully denied.

Ownership and Boundary Disputes

Disputes over property ownership and boundaries can arise between neighbors, co-owners, or heirs of an estate. Issues such as encroachments, easements, and unclear property lines can lead to legal conflicts. Resolving these disputes may require negotiation, mediation, or litigation. With Borna’s expertise in real estate law, you can ensure your property rights are defended and any ownership uncertainties are properly addressed.

Fraudulent Conveyances

Fraudulent conveyance occurs when a property transfer is made with the intent to defraud creditors or deceive rightful owners. This can include forged deeds, unauthorized sales, or transfers made to evade legal obligations. Victims of fraudulent conveyances may need to take legal action to recover their property or financial losses. If you suspect fraud in a property transaction, Borna can provide legal guidance and take the necessary steps to challenge the fraudulent transfer.

Contact Borna for Legal Assistance

If you are facing any issues related to property ownership and title disputes, it is crucial to seek legal counsel. Borna, an experienced real estate lawyer in California, can help you protect your property rights and resolve disputes efficiently.

Contact Information:
Phone: (888) 42-BORNA
Address: 2530 Wilshire Boulevard, 3rd Floor, Santa Monica, CA 90403

For expert legal advice on title disputes and real estate matters, reach out to Borna today.