Legal Disputes Intensify Over 'Sister Wives' Coyote Pass Property

Meri and Janelle Brown hire lawyers to secure fair shares of the land as tensions with Kody and Robyn Brown escalate.

Meri Brown has joined Janelle Brown in hiring legal counsel to ensure an equitable division of the Coyote Pass property in Flagstaff, Arizona.
The property, originally intended for the plural family to live together, has become a source of conflict following the dissolution of the majority of Kody Brown's marriages.
Janelle and Meri argue they paid for the land equally through the family account, while Kody claims he covered the majority of the costs for one parcel himself.
Meri expressed frustration with the lack of trust and communication among the former family members, alleging that each party has their own agenda for the sale.
Janelle and Meri aim to finalize the property division to sever remaining ties with Kody and his only remaining wife, Robyn.