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Quit claim deeds in the state of Kansas convey the grantor’s entire interest, if any, in a specific parcel of land. (See K.S.A. § 58-2202). This kind of instrument includes no warranties of title for the grantee, but there is an implied good-faith expectation on the grantor’s part that the real property may be freely conveyed. If a title dispute arises after the transaction is completed, however, a quit claim deed provides little or no protection for the grantee.
The state of Kansas provides a statutory form for quit claim deeds in K.S.A. § 58-2204. This statute contains the minimum requirements and specific wording necessary to lawfully execute a quit claim deed.
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