St. Louis Deed Reformation Attorney

What Is a Deed Reformation Lawsuit in St. Louis?

According to the United States Department of Justice, a reformation lawsuit action, also called a reformation lawsuit to correct errors in a document that has been filed in the office of the recorder of deeds. The reformation action can be used to add, delete or change the content. The content that needs to be corrected could be a name, address, description, date or any other information. The document could be a warranty deed, special warranty deed, quit claim deed, deed of trust, easement or any other real estate-related document.

How Our St. Louis Deed Reformation Attorneys Can Help You

A reformation lawsuit is properly filed by a St. Louis real estate lawyer only when the document error is the result of a mutual mistake by all parties to the document and does not properly reflect the agreement of the parties. If there is a dispute regarding whether the information in the document is correct, a quiet title lawsuit may be a better choice.

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With an office in St. Louis, TdD Attorneys at Law LLC represents clients in communities throughout Missouri. Contact attorney Ted Disabato at (314) 276-1318 to schedule an initial consultation with an experienced real estate attorney today.

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