My uncle took my granny to a lawyer and had her sign property over to him, she is 80 and has Alzheimers?

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My granny was diagnosed in 2007 in Dec of 2008 was uncle took her to a property lawyer and had
her sign over her home to him in Life Estate? He claims that he now owns the property , we think this is illegal. My mom is now the conservator of my granny and we need to sell the property to be able to pay for her at a Memory Care Facility? Will he get in trouble for doing this and do we need a lawyer?

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