Quitclaim Deed Form - Indiana

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.

Related Forms and Topics:

• Indiana Gift Deed;
• Indiana Warranty Deed;
• Indiana Special Warranty Deed.