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Meet with an estate planning attorney to discuss your goals. If you are paying for everything, since you are not married I would strongly recommend against it because if you break up you will be tied to her through this house. If she is putting money in, you can sign a contract with her that she will get her contribution out if you break up but you have to be able to refinance or have other means to pay her back. This is a very dicey area and I would be very careful - you are right to be cautious.

You do not note whether the person died with or without a Will.  Most lenders will allow the executor of a Will or the administrator of an estate in which there is no Will to pay off the debt and take possession of the vehicle.  However, some states have an order in which debts must be paid.  Check with a local probate attorney, preferrably the one helping you settle the estate.

Your situation is too complicated to address, here. You need to have an attorney review all the facts with you. I do not know what you mean when you say that he read the Will and the facts "don't match." You should have an attorney assist you with this before you lose your entire inheritance.