The son’s entitlement to the land he purchased with his own money

The question: His final question is: I have not yet separated from the family home, and I am with my brother, my sister, and my mother. I work as a teacher in one of the Arab countries. My situation is that I bought a piece of land with my own money, meaning from my own earnings, not from the family home. Should I write the land deed including everything in the family home, or should I write it in my name alone?
The answer: This requires detailed consideration. If you are partners with your brother, your sister, and your mother in the land, that is one case. But if you are independent and only sit with them in the house when you visit, then you are independent, and the land is your land. You should write it in your name because you bought it with your money, from your own free assets.
If there is ambiguity in the matter, the problem can be resolved through the court, or through the reconcilers between you and your brother, sister, and mother. They should look into the matter between you and reconcile you after hearing the words of your brother, your sister, and your mother. Then reconciliation will take place, or the court will judge between you.
The point is: It is obligatory for you to take the consent of your mother, your sister, and your brother so that there is no enmity, hostility, or severance between you and them. Either you reconcile among yourselves, or through reconcilers and good people you choose who will reconcile you, or through the court. Unless your brother, sister, and mother permit the land to be in your name, with no dispute or objection on their part, then praise be to Allah.
The presenter: May Allah reward you.