My parents-in-law picked a fight, saying that I relied on his son to cheat his family's property! I said no bride price. Buying a house after marriage, I didn't cheat anything. What about my grandmoth

My parents-in-law picked a fight, saying that I relied on his son to cheat his family's property! I said no bride price. Buying a house after marriage, I didn't cheat anything. What about my grandmother's property after her death? If your husband and wife have a good relationship, you don't have to worry about what your mother-in-law said to their property.

You can make it clear to your in-laws: they have the right to decide their own property. They can make a will before their death, and designate their inheritance as their son's inheritance separately, so that their daughter-in-law can't inherit it. They can also give nothing to their sons, and all of them will be inherited by others, even by others except children in society. Even if they say that the old man is willing to inherit, they can write it down in their will.

In this way, no one can cheat their old people's property, and they will be relieved and will not ruin your marriage.