Quiet TitleAttorneys Serving Akron and Northeast Ohio
Serving Akron, Canton, Summit County, Portage and Medina, Ohio.
Uncertainty about real estate ownership can block sales, delay financing, or lead to future legal problems. Whether it involves a missing heir, a boundary issue, an old lien, or a title defect, these problems must be resolved before you can confidently sell, refinance, or claim full ownership.
At Hoover Kacyon, LLC, we represent property owners and buyers in quiet title actions across Northeast Ohio. These legal cases are used to remove clouds on title and confirm who lawfully owns the property. If you need to clear up the record so you can move forward with a clean title, we are here to help.
What Isa Quiet Title Action?
A quiet title action is a lawsuit filed in court to establish legal ownership of real property when that ownership is disputed, uncertain, or challenged. Common reasons to file a quiet title action include:
An old mortgage or lien was never properly released
A previous deed contains errors or missing information
Someone is claiming an interest in the property without legal basis
The legal boundary is unclear or overlapping
Title insurance uncovered an issue during sale or refinance
You acquired property through inheritance or tax sale

If successful, the court issues a judgment that "quiets" all other claims and confirms your ownership, allowing you to move forward with confidence.
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What WeCan Do for You
We guide property owners, heirs, and buyers through quiet title actions with precise documentation and legal representation. Our goal is to clear title defects, resolve competing claims, and ensure ownership is properly recorded so your rights are protected and your property can be sold, inherited, or developed without delay.
Review the Title Report and Chain of Ownership
We review the full title history, deeds, liens, and conveyances to detect errors or breaks in ownership. This investigation helps confirm your legal rights and prepares the foundation for a successful quiet title action in court.
File the Quiet Title Complaint
We prepare and file a legal complaint that outlines your ownership claim and asks the court to remove disputes or defects. This includes naming every party with a potential claim so the judgment will be legally complete and enforceable.
Serve Notice to Interested Parties
We notify all individuals, companies, or unknown parties who may assert an interest. This legal step is essential to ensure due process and make sure the court’s ruling will be valid and binding on everyone involved in the property.
Represent You in Court Hearings and Motions
We attend court to present your claim and evidence, respond to challenges, and ensure your case is fully heard. Our representation focuses on obtaining a clear ruling that legally resolves all issues related to your title rights.
Record the Final Judgment
Once the quiet title decree is granted, we file the certified judgment with the county recorder’s office. This updates the public land records and removes all clouds or competing claims from the chain of title for your property.
When toCall a Quiet Title Attorney
If a title search uncovered a defect, unresolved lien, or potential ownership dispute, it is important to act before the issue affects your ability to sell, refinance, or enjoy full use of your property. Quiet title actions can resolve lingering questions but require time and careful handling. Starting early helps preserve your rights and avoid delays.Our attorneys are ready to investigate the issue, clarify ownership, and protect your property interests from the start.
