Q: What is the differents between a Quitclaim Deed and a Quiet Title Action
A: A quitclaim deed is one of several real property conveyance documents. It allows one to convey property to another without guaranteeing free and clear title or without a warranty of title. Any and all liens on title remain on title after conveyance to new owner. A quiet title action is generally an equitable remedy awarded through the courts. The effect of such an action, if granted by a court, establishes an individual's right to ownership of real property against one or more adverse claimants.
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