What Documents Can You Expect to Be Filed in Your Abstract in Oklahoma Real Estate?
Your abstract should contain copies of all public record documents filed that affect ownership rights to your property. When your abstract is built or extended, any and all documents that have been filed at both the County Clerk's Office and the County Court Clerk's office that affect the ownership rights or chain of title of your property should be included in your abstract.
That may include deeds, mortgages, leases, lawsuits, judgements, liens, releases filed on any instruments, wills, probate proceedings, etc etc..
Real Estate Property Abstracts in Oklahoma should contain copies of any and all documents of public record that affect your ownership rights or chain of title to your real esate property.
Disclosure: I am not an attorney, this post is not to provide legal advice. If you have legal questions about real estate matters including documents filed in an abstract, you should seek the advice of an Oklahoma licensed attorney.
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