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Nimro v. Holden: Adverse Possessor’s Quiet Title Action Against Estate Not Subject to Six-Month Statute of Limitations

By January 8, 2016June 7th, 2020No Comments

In a case of first impression, the Court of Special Appeals considered whether the six-month statute of limitations for a claim against an estate applies to an action to quiet title by reason of adverse possession.  Click the PDF link below to read the article.

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Gregory Ferra

Gregory Ferra

Greg is a Partner at Liff, Walsh & Simmons, and the Director of the Estate Planning and Administration practices. He cares deeply about helping people understand this otherwise daunting topic, which is why he created the Do I Have an Estate Planning Problem? series on our website.Greg concentrates his practice on estate planning and estate administration, with a personal focus on helping families and businesses preserve their hard-earned legacies. He also serves as counsel for the firm’s affiliated title company, Eagle Title, advising the company in real property transactions that involve trusts and probate estates. Please contact Greg at gferra@liffwalsh.com or (443) 569-7425.

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