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If they can prove alienation, they may have grounds for a suit. Basically, they'd have to prove that I manipulated my dad into excluding them, and that without my alienating influence they wouldn't have been excluded. It's a tactic frequently used in conflicts with step-parents, and apparently it does sometimes work.
I'm not all that worried about it. They'll scream bloody murder, but I'm fairly sure they'll quit fighting when they find out about the easement. The high value of the property was based on it's subdivided value. Now that it can't be split up, it's value has dropped WAY down.
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