Scranton Title Issue and Quiet Title Lawyer to Clear Ownership

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Helping You Clear Title in Northeastern Pennsylvania

Unreleased liens, missing heirs, or a deed typo can stall a sale or refinance. Hart Law helps homeowners and investors in Scranton, Dunmore, and Carbondale investigate title problems and, when needed, file quiet title actions to confirm ownership. We work with title companies and the recorder’s office to remove clouds so you can move forward with confidence.

A Clear Path to Marketable Title

We explain what the title search found, map the fix, and push the paperwork through without the runaround.


Title Search, Payoffs & Releases


We track down lienholders, obtain satisfactions, and correct payoff mistakes that keep old liens alive.

Deed Corrections & Affidavits


We fix legal descriptions, misspelled names, and chain-of-title gaps with corrective deeds and affidavits.

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Heirs, Estates & Inherited Property


We sort heirship issues, coordinate with probate, and resolve interests that block a clean conveyance.

Quiet Title Litigation


When documents aren’t enough, we file a quiet title action and present the evidence to confirm your ownership in court.


FAQ: Title Problems in Pennsylvania


  • What is a quiet title action?

    A court case asking a judge to confirm who owns the property when records conflict or parties disagree.

  • How long does it take to clear title?

    Simple releases may take weeks; quiet title cases take longer. We’ll set expectations up front.

  • Can I sell while there’s a cloud on title?

    Usually not without resolution or escrow. We’ll work with your title company on a path forward.

  • Do I need an attorney if title insurance is involved?

    Yes—insurers protect the policy, not your interests. We advocate for your clean title.

Next Step: Free Consultation

Bring your title report or commitment, prior deeds, and any letters from the title company. Hart Law will outline the fix and get your file moving.