Quiet Title Actions

The Law Offices of Aaron D. Cox, PLLC

Just because you have a deed doesn’t always mean that your ownership interest of the property is clear in the eyes of the law.

At the Law Offices of Aaron D. Cox, we specialize in quiet title actions and our firm can help resolve a number of issues:

  • Tax deeds: read our article related to buying properties at tax sales in Michigan
  • Joint ownership problems
  • Improper liens
  • Any other issue affecting title to your property

Our attorneys and support staff are devoted and focused to servicing all the legal needs of individuals and institutions that operate and own real estate in the state of Michigan; we don’t do anything else.

If you own property in the Detroit area and want to prevent the possibility of anyone else making claims on your deed, contact the experienced real estate attorneys at the Law Offices of Aaron D. Cox today!

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“I can not find a good family doctor. I can not find a good family mechanic. I can not find a good family handy man. But I have an awesome family lawyer. Aaron Cox handles all my rental business which he is in court almost every week for me. He handles all my other legal issues as well. He handles my family legal issues also. I have never lost with Aaron Cox and sometimes I should have. For all your families legal needs Aaron Cox is the best and I am treated like family. After 50 years I have found at least a awesome family lawyer!”

– Dave Collins

Robert Stevens

“The tenant in my house owed a substantial amount in unpaid rent. Thanks to Aaron and Jamie I was able to get a quick judgment, eviction and the tenants wages garnished and have now collected all monies owed. I would recommend anyone having issues with their tenants to get straight in touch with Aaron, I waited too long but Aaron and his team got the job done. Top job guys. Thanks again.”

– Robert Stevens

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What is this area of law? A quiet title action is a Michigan circuit court lawsuit that establishes clear legal ownership of real property by resolving competing claims, extinguishing old liens, and correcting title defects.
Clear title is the foundation of any profitable real estate investment. Our attorneys resolve even the most complex title disputes quickly and cost-effectively.
— Law Offices of Aaron D. Cox, PLLC

Our quiet title attorneys serve property owners and investors in Wayne County, Oakland County, Macomb County, and statewide in Michigan.

Related Practice Areas: Land Contract Forfeitures | Real Estate Investor Services | Class Action Litigation

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a quiet title action in Michigan?

A quiet title action establishes clear legal ownership and removes competing claims or title defects from real property.

How long does a quiet title action take in Michigan?

A Michigan quiet title action typically takes 6 to 12 months depending on whether it is contested.

Do I need an attorney for a quiet title action?

Yes. Quiet title actions require filing a circuit court complaint and properly serving all interested parties.

Last Updated: March 2026 | Law Offices of Aaron D. Cox, PLLC | Michigan Landlord-Tenant Law