For that house thing, you gotta go with attorneys.

For the rest, well, sounds like you saved her. Props to you for taking care of your aunt. Driving there and getting her was a good thing to do. It sounds like they were intent on taking everything from her. Nice relatives. It sounds like you have it covered, make sure whatever she has is locked up and protected from those people. More internet advice (always questionable lol) says also to make sure she has all of her estate planning in very good shape while she herself is in good shape. That includes her will for sure, and any trust she might want to set up.

Yes typically, but does depend on how the deed is written. This also varies state to state. Need attorney to review.

Quit claim would be handing over her half to him. You wouldn't do this unless you had a suitable check from him for one half the value, deposited in the bank and funds cleared. Then, you could quit claim it and he would rightfully own it all.

The ongoing advice to use an attorney for this house thing is still the best!

Pinside advice from posts in this thread :

Best option would be to have a second attorney look at the details if you want another opinion

For that house thing, you gotta go with attorneys.

Need attorney to review.

Check with a real estate attorney.

any good lawyer should be telling you this. ask.

Talk to a real estate attorney pronto. Skip Pinside.

1. Talk to an attorney.

The ongoing advice to use an attorney for this house thing is still the best!

Talk to an attorney.