If your grandmother gives up going on, but it's not enough, because she still has half of your grandmother's property, so your grandmother will make a will and give you her share!
The other half of the door, that is, your grandfather's, should belong to your father, uncle, aunt and grandmother. The other three people can give you the property in writing, no problem.
Now only a part of your father is left, accounting for only 1/8 of the property, a very small proportion, depending on whether your father gives it to you or not. Of course, your father has the right not to give you this 1/8,
But he can only decide this 1/8. If you don't give it to you, there will be a problem of property division. If your father really won't give it to you, but he can't get the property, you can get the property by giving him 65438+ 0.8 of the property value at most.