Title insurance covers only losses attributable to matters in existence on the date of the policy.

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Title insurance is a type of insurance policy that protects against losses arising from problems with the title to your property. It typically covers issues such as unpaid liens, conflicting ownership claims, and other defects that may affect your ability to own or use the property. However, title insurance only covers losses that are attributable to matters that existed on the date the policy was issued. If a problem arises after the policy was issued, it is not covered by the policy and the owner may be responsible for any resulting losses.

Title Insurance Covers Only Losses Attributable to Matters in Existence