My father and grandfather own some property. My father has left home and doesn’t treat my mother well. My grandfather sides with my father. My mother is considering divorce. What happens to our share of the property if she divorces? My siblings and I are supporting her decision. If my father and grandfather try to keep us from getting our share, what legal options do we have?

In a divorce, a court will divide the marital property fairly between your mother and father. This includes property acquired during their marriage, even if it was inherited by your father. Your mother can seek legal advice to protect your family’s share of the property, especially if your father and grandfather attempt to exclude you. You can file a lawsuit to assert your rights and challenge any unfair actions they take.