Not really. It's not like there isn't minorities, just that the OC is defined by is stereotypical blonde, tan beach bum types. People there buy into that shit. Go into the interior regions of north central parts of the county, and it's no different than any other lower middle class suburb where the demographics look normal, but those places have always been invisible.
Don't know about that. Irvine is a real life Stepford, so there's nothing real about it. But, there really are places in coastal OC that are living breathing stereotypes.
Eh. Well, as stereotypical as that is, it really did seem like there was a lot of pretty women in school. Plus my school was near the beach, so it seemed like everyone had a tan. Also, Orange County, so no minorities.
That is not true. There is no such thing as a "wire puller" as a job description. I deal with change orders on a daily basis, so I know what the various job titles are for electricians.
Then a restraining order is definitely in order. She has you two to protect her, so she doesn't have to stay in the house while the order is in effect, and then the police are free to evict them.
At the risk of going nuclear, there may be a point where someone has to declare your aunt incompetent before she has a chance to modify her will. But, it's less about losing a house and more about protecting your aunt personally from these people. The bigger danger of her adding them to the will means she might have her well being in danger.
You would have to demonstrate abuse, such as the aunt being neglected, showing signs of physical violence, or a demonstrative proof she's being emotionally abuse in order to get a restraining order. That's a taller order than it sounds, particularly if she's not a willing party to the removal.