All of the facts are not clear. For example, there is no apparent connection between your daughter owing taxes and any desire on your part to give her a house. And the technical term is "quit claim."
You may wish to talk to a real estate lawyer, but presuming you did, in fact, quit claim your entire interest in a house to jour daughter and her husband -- presumably in joint tenancy or as husband and wife -- then the house, subject to any mortgage -- is theirs now; your motivations, or their subsequent marriage problems are not relevant. If you really think your son-in-law "planned" the whole sequence of event, go over them all with legal counsel to see if a claim for fraud can be made out. otherwise, it seems likely that the house equity, whatever it is, is just a regular marital asset to be deal with in the divorce.
Answered on Mar 21st, 2015 at 2:27 PM