Counsel, please. Consult a lawyer

You should not be talking about the ledger but the archive!

Of course, no one who meets the legal conditions can not transfer other people's real estate to his own name after legal procedures. If you have already handled the homestead certificate or real estate certificate, the relevant functional departments have already filed it, and this kind of archive will not be destroyed casually, at least not before your lifetime.

1. The old house, if it is a historical reason for the use of the house has ownership, you can go to the housing authority to go through the relevant ownership procedures, after the handling of your future inheritance or sale, for the future transfer, will play a great role, and it is a legal act.

2. I don't know who you are talking about changing the name of your real estate certificate to the other party, since the ownership of the house is yours, who has the right to change the name of your real estate certificate, the name of the real estate certificate will only be produced in the case of sale and gift, and no one has the right to change the name of your real estate certificate without buying and selling and gifting, otherwise it is an infringement of your property rights.

3. The ownership of land in rural areas belongs to the collective, and relevant procedures should be in place.

4. If you are in a lawsuit, you must find out who your defendant is and what legal relationship it is.

After the founding of the People's Republic of China, land reform was carried out, and privatization was basically abolished. First of all, you have to determine the nature of the land you are talking about in the old house. Because rural land is collectively owned rather than individually, rural housing is also subject to strict approval of the rule of one house per household.

Since the homestead used for housing is collective in nature, when a household disappears, its land should be collected and redistributed to the collective.

Your problem should be dealt with by the local** according to your actual situation. If you are not satisfied with the result of the processing, find out the reason for dissatisfaction, and then find a lawyer for consultation, the situation is unclear, it is difficult to give you an accurate reply online!

1. At present, the house has gone through the gift agreement and has notarization procedures, and your mother enjoys full property rights.

2. As for the relative who takes care of your aunt, who has fulfilled the obligation of support, your in-laws' estate can be distributed or given away in accordance with the will of your in-laws, and that relative can get part or even all of the inheritance. There is no will to make a statutory distribution in accordance with the law, in principle, to take care of the person who fulfills the obligation of support; But this is based on your aunt's estate, which is legal.

3. Therefore, the concern you raised does not exist, and your family's house no longer belongs to your aunt and is not within the scope of property division. All demolition compensation, etc., should be in your mother's name.

Yes, if there is a will or bequest agreement. If not, it will be handled according to legal inheritance.

1. The gift money "requested" by the woman can be returned, and the guarantee is invalid because it violates the principle of freedom of marriage.

2. After collecting and organizing relevant evidence, the court will be directly sued.

Thanks for your valuable advice, I asked my family to sort out the materials.

You can sue for the money back. And such a guarantee is a guarantee of invalidity.

If you do not live together, you can ask for a refund. The so-called guarantee is also invalid, and citizens have the freedom to divorce.

"The real estate deed does not have my aunt's name (the house they bought after they got married)": This house has no right to be disposed of by anyone except "aunt", unless there is something else hidden.

The third brother used my uncle's real estate certificate to mortgage his own loan": this is impossible, the property owner has not provided a written entrustment, or issued a statement that he agrees to use the property for a mortgage loan to a third party, and the other party cannot use the real estate certificate that is not his own to apply for a mortgage. Unless otherwise concealed.

Title deed, but now it has not been returned": call the police.

The third brother opened his mouth to ask my aunt for 10w again": call the police.

Hello! Take your uncle's real estate deed and take out the loan, whether your uncle has signed it, the house should be recognized as the joint property of your aunt and your aunt, and half of it belongs to the inheritance, which should be inherited by your aunt, your uncle's parents, and your aunt and your uncle's children.