Title Deed Transfer - Posted by Joe Prince

Posted by William Bronchick on May 06, 2004 at 08:56:30:

Technically, the property belongs to the estate of your mother. You need to do some sort of state court probate proceeding to resolve this. If she had a will leaving it to someone else (or, if she died intestate and you had other living relatives at the time), there may be others who have rights to the property.

It is possible to claim adverse possession, but this still requires a quiet title proceeding in court. You’ll have to visit with a local attorney to review the facts and law.

Title Deed Transfer - Posted by Joe Prince

Posted by Joe Prince on May 05, 2004 at 13:59:51:

I have the title deed of four lots located in Porter county Indiana near lake Michigan. According to the title deed, the owner of the lots is my mother who disappeared about 50 years ago. After my grandmother passes away in 1974, I have been paying the property tax to the Porter county. Is there a statue of limitation on land? Giving the fact that there is no will or trace of my mother how can I transfer the deed to myself?