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Can a quitclaim deed be filed 4yrs. after the death of owner of a home and still be considered valid in the state of Michigan?
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∙ 14y ago
The county recorder may accept the document if it has been properly notorized and meets any other stautory requirements but a title insurance compay may be reluctant to insure marketable title without a decision by the probate court that the transferee named on the deed is entitled to the property free of claims by other heirs or creditors including fereral estate tax and any back taxes due from reassessment by the transfer dating back 4 years. Call the county recorder and one of the title insurance companies for information without a fee or call an attorney who specializes in real estate or probate, they may give you an answer without charging knowing that you may need to hire him to clean this problem up. Good Luck
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