Do you have a lawyer or agent representing you?

I am not a lawyer and it would be better answer by a title attorney.As per my experience a quitclaim is enough to transfer ownership.

Also, in my state the lowest level magistrates do not even need to be lawyers.

I am not sure she is going to leave me alone.Would you pay a lawyer to write a letter to leave you alone or just do as you say and if she does file a small claims just deal with it then?  

@Emily Ellis I'm not a lawyer, however several properties in my area I found thru 2 separate wholesalers, turns out they were marketing a property which was listed on the mls and they were "in contract" which was bs, ended up one of my agents brokers were the listing as g ed NY and pulled the the excepted offers from them.

Once in my control I would get the lawyer started on the deeds and agreements, and the realtor started marketing the property.Option 2, is an idea that I have only been thinking about recently.

This counsel is not necessarily the lawyer who does your closings--look for expertise in company structure and litigation all with knowledge focused on real estate or development.  

Is there any flat fee lawyer in Chicago that can help me file this?

Getting prelims from an Escrow company or Lawyer is great.

Are there general rules that apply about this, or is this a lawyer question?