If you wish to transfer your real property without offering a warranty of title, you can use an Indiana Quitclaim Deed. To be legitimate in the state of Indiana this legal document shall be executed in writing, signed by the grantor, and acknowledged before a judge, a clerk of a court of record, a county auditor, or another individual appointed to take acknowledgments (IC 32-21-1-13; IC 32-21-2-3). In addition to this, a deed may be recorded in compliance with Section 32-21-2-15. Conveyances by quitclaim are governed by the Indiana Code, Section 32-21-1-15. Here, you can find a preferable structure for your quitclaim deed, which information must be included in it, and other details.
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