[WSBARP] Quiet Title Complaint

[Karen Cobb]

Hi Justin.
I just completed a similar situation where I was able to identify and reopen the probates of the deceased sellers, obtain new letters testamentary, then have the PRs sign transfer deeds to avoid a quiet title action. Your situation may be a bit more complicated where one of the prior owners is an entity, but if you can locate the entity owner you can perhaps follow the same process.

Karen L. Cobb
Attorney at Law
Frey Buck PLLC
(206) 486-8003<tel:(206)%20486-8003>

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Subject: [WSBARP] Quiet Title Complaint

Listmates:

Snohomish Co. Case, Friend/Client purchased some adjacent property about 2 acres next to their property via quitclaim and closed. The 1 owner seller is still alive, but It appears that there are about 2-3 prior owners that are deceased from the 1960-70's that were not removed from title when the property transferred, one being an old logging company that doesn't exist anymore.

Would someone share with me a Quiet Title action and any input, greatly appreciated.

If someone will my personal law firm email: justinm at monrolawfirm.com<mailto:justinm at monrolawfirm.com>

Thanks a million.

Thank you,

Justin Monro
Attorney at Law
The Monro Law Firm PS Inc.
1830 Bickford Ave. Ste 204
Snohomish, WA 98290
P: 360-863-3728
F: 360-863-3985
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