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Is there a Statue of Limitation for Filing a Quickclaim Deed

Posted on: 18th Aug, 2008 06:37 am
I was given a home purchased by my oldest brother in the Baltimore, MD area. The brother who purchased the house some 25+ years, allowed our youngest brother to stay in the home. Therefore, he put his name on the Title to that home. Since that time, the home has been raided three times by Narcotic Agents. The last time it was raided, my oldest brother said that, that was the last time our youngest brother would be allowed in the home. My brother asked me if I wanted the home, if so, I would have to bare the financial expenses to repair and clean-up the home. I have done so. I started three years ago to file a Quickclaim Deed (took the necessary steps, i.e., both brothers agreed to have their names removed from the Title, and this done before a Notary...he in turned had to legally record this transaction). As I was still moving in the home at that time, I in error misplaced the completed the Quickclaim Deed Form. Is it too late to still file this form, or is there a statute of limitation?
Hello carolallen.

Welcome to the forum.

If you have signed the deed be your brother's and notarized the deed then it should be a valid deed. I don't think there is any statute of limitation for filing the deed. But the deed should record ASAP. So record the deed without wasting any more time. Feel free to ask the community if you have further questions.
Posted on: 19th Aug, 2008 03:21 am
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