To add more to my post below, if it goes into an Estate and there's questions or disputes as to who paid what or who owes what or who are the rightful owners, an Action to Quiet Title gives all concerned an opportunity to submit evidence of their claims to title and what they paid like taxes and what they did over the years as far as improvements or maintenance, after which time the Court can find facts and apply law and settle and divide up claims and ownership. There are many instances where there are multiple owners but the taxes are mailed to just one person and so long as paid the Treasurer doesn't go around looking for multiple payments or opening any disputes. Also as far as the old Common Law Doctrine of "Adverse Possession" payment of taxes is ONLY ONE part of the equation.
Perhaps now you see why there's no easy one size fits all magic laymans answer to the question and why he needs to talk to a local professional to sort things out, it can NOT be answered here and even a professional needs all the facts then researches the law and can submit it to a Court for determination. Equity and Adverse Possession and Tax Laws and Actions to Quiet Title are wayyyyyyyyyyyy more complex then can be addressed here. The last Action to Quiet Title I handled took nearly a year and several court appearances and a ton of evidence and law before the court settled it.
Best wishes and good luck, only a Court can look at all the evidence and documents and settle this regardless of any opinions here, mine sure included lol Estates and Equity and Title Actions and Adverse Possession are deep but fascinate me
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