
Quiet Title Action Lawyers in the New York Metropolitan Area
What Is a Quiet Title Action?
A quiet title action is a lawsuit to establish or settle a property’s title. Given this purpose, such actions are prevalent when parties disagree about the ownership of a home, land, or other real estate property.
Virtually anyone can initiate a quiet title action, including current property owners, previous owners, or interested third parties. This type of real estate lawsuit aims to “quiet” conflicting claims and establish clear property ownership.
At Anderson, Bowman, Wallshein PLLC, we have a wealth of experience pursuing quiet title actions and helping those dealing with title disputes. No matter the case, we work closely with clients to fully understand their situations and develop tailored strategies to preserve their interests.
Speak with one of our quiet title action attorneys in the New York metropolitan area about your case. Call (608) 407-7602 or contact us online to request a free consultation.
What to Know About Liens & Quiet Title Actions

Why Is It Necessary to File a Quiet Title Action?
As noted above, quiet title actions can resolve all kinds of lien issues. How this looks in practice varies; plus, there are other important uses for quiet title actions.
The following are descriptions of common scenarios where a quiet title action may be necessary:
- Divorce: Amid a divorce, couples must resolve various shared assets. If they have claims to property, a quiet title action can help determine who gets what.
- Estate planning: Quiet title actions are also useful when family members or beneficiaries dispute ownership of inherited properties.
- Foreclosed properties: If a property is foreclosed on, there may be multiple claims from lenders and other parties. A quiet title action can resolve resulting disputes and establish clear ownership.
- Fraudulent conveyance: Sometimes, people or organizations may transfer property fraudulently. In such cases, quiet title actions can nullify the transfer and restore rightful ownership.
- Easement disputes: Easements are agreements allowing one party to use or access another’s property. However, parties can dispute them. Consequently, a quiet title action is useful for resolving conflicting claims and clarifying easement rights.



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Turn to Anderson, Bowman, Wallshein PLLC for Help with Quiet Title Actions
Whatever the challenges you face in clearing up property ownership, we have the skills and know-how to meet them. In fact, our firm has secured many successful outcomes through strategic litigation and dedicated representation in and out of court.
Make your case the mission of our quiet title action lawyers in the New York metropolitan area. Request a free consultation, during which you can speak directly with our team about your situation, pressing concerns, and the next steps for starting with us. We serve individuals, families, investors, businesses, and others in Long Island, Queens, and beyond.
Call (608) 407-7602 to partner with Anderson, Bowman, Wallshein PLLC or submit our online contact form.
