Remove False Claims Against Your Property Title

Slander of title occurs when someone makes false statements or files false documents that cast doubt on your ownership of property, damage its marketability, or prevent you from selling or refinancing. A false lien filing, a fraudulent adverse possession claim, or public statements asserting an ownership interest you do not actually have can destroy your ability to sell your property or obtain financing. Even if the false claim is eventually removed, the damage to your property’s marketability and value is real. Sverd Law Firm has successfully pursued slander of title claims on behalf of property owners whose titles have been maliciously attacked by false filings or defamatory statements.

How Slander Of Title Damages Your Property

Slander of title takes many forms. Someone may file a false lien against your property claiming money you do not owe. A disgruntled former business partner may file a fraudulent adverse possession claim. An unscrupulous competitor or enemy may publicly assert an ownership interest or claim to know of a title defect. A spurious claim of easement or encumbrance may be recorded against your deed. Each of these actions clouds your title, frightens away potential buyers or lenders, and prevents you from freely selling or refinancing your property. The damage is not merely technical—it destroys the marketability of your property and reduces its value.

We Restore Your Title And Recover Damages

Sverd Law Firm pursues slander of title claims to remove false filings from the public record, obtain injunctive relief stopping further false statements, and recover damages for lost sales, diminished value, and harm to your property interests. We also pursue claims against those who file false liens or make malicious misstatements about your title.

Let Us Handle Your Case

If false claims or statements have been made against your property title, email us to schedule your initial consultation today.