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The Simple Quit Claim Form is a fundamental tool in U.S. property law that facilitates the transfer of property rights without the warranties typically associated with other types of deeds. It's commonly used in situations such as divorce settlements, family transfers, clearing title defects, or removing a name from a property title. While simpler than warranty deeds, the document must still comply with state-specific requirements for property transfers and recording. The form typically includes the parties' information, property description, and proper notarization, making it a legally binding transfer of whatever interest the grantor may have in the property.
