Скачать или смотреть Deed missing land? How to fix property description errors (Michigan & Ohio)

It’s a shock to any homeowner: discovering that the "legal description" on your recorded deed doesn't match the physical boundaries of the property you paid for. Whether it was a typo by a title company or a "scrivener’s error" that omitted an entire parcel, a mistake on your deed can lead to boundary disputes, tax issues, and massive headaches when you try to sell.

In this video, a Michigan and Ohio attorney explains the legal path to reclaiming missing land. We discuss why a standard deed only conveys what is written in the legal description—not necessarily what you saw in the listing.

You’ll learn about Deed Reformation, the equitable legal remedy where a court "rewrites" a deed to reflect the parties' original intent. We break down the difference between a simple Corrective Deed (which requires the seller's cooperation) and a Quiet Title Action used when a neighbor or seller disputes your ownership of the missing land. We also cover why having your original purchase agreement and a professional survey is the "clear and convincing evidence" you need to win your case in Michigan or Ohio.

✅ In this video, a Michigan and Ohio attorney explains how to fix deeds with incorrect property descriptions and missing land under Michigan and Ohio law.

Disclaimer: This video is for educational purposes only and does not create an attorney-client relationship.

Among legal topics covered in this video:
Legal Descriptions vs. Reality: Why the "metes and bounds" on your deed trump the street address
Scrivener’s Errors: Fixing typos that left out a portion of your lot
Corrective Deeds: How to get the seller to sign a "fix-it" document without going to court
Deed Reformation Lawsuits: Using a judge to rewrite a deed based on "mutual mistake"
Survey Evidence: Why your "mortgage report" isn't enough to prove you own the land
Statute of Limitations: How long you have to fix a deed error in Michigan and Ohio

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