Document background
The Quit Claim and Release Form serves as a crucial instrument in U.S. property law for situations where parties need to clear title or transfer property interests without warranties. This document is commonly used in family transfers, divorce settlements, or to resolve potential title disputes. When executing a Quit Claim and Release Form, the grantor surrenders any rights they may have in the property, though they don't guarantee they actually have any rights to surrender. The form must be properly executed according to state law, typically requiring notarization and proper recording with local authorities.
