Indiana Warranty Deed: Fill & Download for Free

You are going to need a title search and a survey, as well as the services of a real estate attorney. I would go with the attorney first as they will have a much better idea of what you need.I sincerely hope that the person who sold you the home via a quit claim deed actually was the title holder and had the right to sell the property. Unlike a warranty deed a quit claim deed carries no warranty that the seller actually holds the title and can transfer it. With a warrant deed a title search would have been done as part of the closing process.Consult with a real estate attorney in your area and I sincerely hope it works out well for you.

The question is where to find forms to file with the courts or to draft legal documents done a person for themselves. Pro Se also means In Pro Per, or to represent one’s self.If a form is to be filed with a court, many courts have the hard copy form at the courthouse itself. Many courts also will have their forms online on their website. n my state, we have a government website that has every form used in every court that can be filled in online and printed out.There are also commercial websites that will allow a person to fill in the blank on their forms for a fee. There are also self help books that have the forms in them for a person to fill out themselves.I have seen many documents executed or signed by clients where they do not know the implications of what they are doing. Typical documents would be Quit Claim Deeds, Warranty Deeds, Power of Attorneys, Last Wills, and Trusts.It can be very costly to do your own legal documents if you are not familiar with the law. For example, I had a family come to me with their mother’s Last Will and Testament which the family had downloaded from a document form service and had their mother complete. The mother was born, raised and died in the state of Michigan. Now the Last Will needed to be probated. I practice in Michigan. The Last Will specifically stated that this Last Will shall be interpreted pursuant to the laws of the state of Louisiana. It is pretty common to find a Michigan attorney also licensed in Ohio, Indiana, Wisconsin, even New York and Florida. But it is pretty rare to find a Michigan attorney also licensed in Louisiana.Since government works cannot be copyrighted, any form that you need for a court should be available for free to you. I would search your home state’s websites and the specific court first, before paying any money to a private company.

This is an issue that has always boggles my mind. How can what’s under the ground be divorced from the ground level itself and who it is that owns the ground level? Who decides that? When, where, is that determined? Do I own one foot depth? A hundred feet down? 500 hundred feet? The subject has never come up to my knowledge in my area of Indiana. If mineral rights under my land is owned by someone else, who does someone go to to buy those rights? How long has this been done? We have friends in Montana and when discussing buying and selling land, they cautioned to be sure to get the water rights. What? We said in Indiana we pay to get rid of the water. So this whole issue is incomprehensible to me. I know if someone at the next farm over had an oil well drilled and they horizontally drilled to come under my property, they’d have one hell of a fight on their hands. Someone would have to prove to me that the mineral rights were owned by someone else. Good luck with that.