Colorado Quitclaim Deed

When a Colorado Quitclaim Deed Needs a Lawyer's Eyes

Most quitclaim deed transfers in Colorado are routine -- but a few situations are worth a licensed attorney's read before anyone signs anything.

Situations Worth Asking About First

  • More than one person is claiming an interest in the property, or a past owner's signature is in question.
  • The transfer is part of a divorce settlement, a trust, or another matter already in front of a court.
  • There's a lien, judgment, or old mortgage that hasn't been cleared off the property.
  • The legal description or the chain of prior deeds has a gap, an inconsistency, or a name that doesn't quite match.

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