Quitclaim deed forms convey ownership rights to someone with co-ownership of property. Popular non-legal terms for quitclaim include quit deed or quick claim deed. One typical use of a quitclaim deed involves divorce. Here one spouse transfers property rights to the other as part of a settlement. However used, the deed grants ownership only. Any outstanding loan obligations rest with the owner. Get your free quitclaim deed form online.

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