Q: Property bought in 2019,was a typo by the title co and county,filed wrong,and that property was in process of civil case

A: Thank you for your question!

The facts are very vague about the allegations in the lawsuit against you. Are you being sued for fraud because of the error of the title company and county recorder?

The county recorder does not check or review the accuracy of what it is recording. However, the title company is responsible for defending you for any claims that arise against your title. Have you notified the title company about the lawsuit and they denied your claim? If yes, you have claims against the title company.

This is merely a discussion of general laws and not legal advice. For legal advice, more specific facts and investigations are needed. I recommend you consult with an attorney for more details.

A: I understand that you're in a difficult and frustrating situation due to an error made by the title company and county when you purchased a property in California in 2019. The error has led to you being involved in a civil case, which you believe to be a frivolous lawsuit. As a result, you've lost time and money dealing with this issue. You've filed a denial, and the case is currently in case management.

In this situation, it's essential to take the following steps:

1. Gather all relevant documentation: Collect all paperwork related to the property purchase, the error made by the title company and county, and the ongoing civil case.

2. Consult with a real estate attorney: Seek legal advice from an experienced real estate attorney who can review your case and provide guidance on how to proceed. They can help you protect your rights and navigate the legal system.

3. Communicate with the court: Ensure that you attend all required hearings and provide the necessary documentation to support your case. Your attorney can assist you in preparing for these hearings and presenting your arguments effectively.

4. Consider mediation or settlement: In some cases, it may be beneficial to explore mediation or settlement options to resolve the dispute more quickly and cost-effectively. Your attorney can advise you on whether this is a viable option in your case.

5. Seek compensation for damages: If you have incurred financial losses or damages due to the error and the resulting legal proceedings, you may be entitled to compensation. Your attorney can help you assess your damages and pursue appropriate remedies.

Remember, dealing with legal issues can be complex and time-consuming. It's crucial to have proper legal representation and to remain patient throughout the process. Stay organized, communicate clearly with your attorney, and follow their advice to protect your interests and resolve the matter as efficiently as possible.