He can barely get around due to his condition, I felt kinda sad for him he can't read or write.They have 6 kids together, 9 in total, 3 of which are from his late wife's previous marriage.

You will want to put a gun to your head, or your partner's as the case may be, if you share title and something goes wrong with your relationship.This is a lot like dating and marriage.

Now that I got the enlistment, marriage, babies, and law school out of the way, I am ready to do this!

assets (including real property) owned before marriage do not attach to spouse in most states that i know of.

It's a great marriage between development and investing without the majority of the predevelopment and timing risks.

This is ridiculously sensitive as I just...literally 5 min ago, learned that a good friend will be divorcing after 12 years of marriage. 

The family member is my uncle by marriage.  

In those 18 years of marriage I've lived in 8 different houses.

Turns out he did not have clear title as his Step Mom had two children by a previous marriage who could also claim heirship. 

Lee-Von Ward,you need to speak to a local attorney.Your reasons for wanting your spouse off the paperwork are your own and none of mine but,you need to see if you are going to need a legal contract between you and your spouse which specifically says you alone are responsible for the properties and taxes and are entitled to their profits.In California (a community property state),a spouse is entitled to 50% of all assets accumulated during the marriage unless released to the one spouse by contract.Get sound legal advice before taking any actions,good luck to you.