Title Disputes & Insurance North Dakota
Clearing Expired or Invalid Mechanic's Liens from Your North Dakota Property Title
Attempting to refinance a home in Fargo, close a commercial property sale in Bismarck, or lease agricultural and mineral acreage in Williams County can grind to an immediate halt w...
Resolving Severed Mineral Rights and Surface Title Disputes in North Dakota
Across the Bakken and Three Forks shale formations of western North Dakota, owning the pastures and wheat fields above ground rarely guarantees ownership of the lucrative oil and n...
Using the North Dakota Dormant Mineral Act to Quiet Title and Claim Abandoned Resources
Across thousands of sections of North Dakota farmland and ranchland, subsurface mineral rights were severed from the surface during the Great Depression or the 1950s oil boom and s...
Reversing a Forged or Fraudulent Deed: Title Recovery for North Dakota Property Owners
Imagine checking your county property tax statement for your recreational hunting land in Kidder County or helping an aging parent review their estate documents in Fargo, only to d...
How Much Does a Quiet Title Action Cost in North Dakota? Attorney Fees and Timelines
Discovering a cloud on your real estate title right before closing a farm refinancing in Fargo or signing an oil and gas lease in Williston can freeze your transaction overnight. W...
What to Do When Your Title Insurance Company Denies a Claim in North Dakota
Discovering a boundary encroachment on your residential lot in Fargo, a competing mineral or surface access claim near Williston, or a surprise contractor lien in Bismarck is stres...
Owner's vs. Lender's Title Insurance in North Dakota: Hidden Gaps That Leave Buyers Exposed
Sitting at a closing table in Fargo, Bismarck, or Grand Forks and seeing a mandatory charge for lender's title insurance on your settlement statement often misleads homebuyers into...