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good advice here
Mainly the power of the entitlement is residing in public notice and grace - called a "quiet title action" above in one of the posts. In summary, you quit claimed the property for use of his credit; and he misused your trust - and that quit claim deed was an act in trust. It is worthless.
Therefore if there is a way to know who he is applying to for the loan, using falsely held collateral, then you could notify them that the quit claim is faulty - bad faith. You have a copy of the quit claim deed? Refuse it for Cause and publish the Refusal for Cause at the county clerk and recorder, putting a copy in the US courthouse for $39 - a miscellaneous filing fee.
Things like that.
I can back this all up better later. Otherwise you should continue owning your land in complete entitlement. Read Matthew 18 and go try to dissolve the quit claim with a witness, or whatever the next part of the process is. Attorneys are the last step and a poor decision any way around it.
Regards,
David Merrill.
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