1. Even if the father gets life imprisonment his assets, movable or immovable, cannot be uprooted from him. Nobody loses his property on account of a criminal conviction. During his lifetime, unless he makes a deed of transfer, he shall remain the absolute owner of his self acquired and separate properties even if he spends his entire life serving a sentence of life imprisonment.

2. Children have no share in the property of their father during the lifetime of latter. Only if he dies intestate then his properties will devolve through succession on his children equally.

3. The maternal grandparents are, however, at liberty to file a petition for child custody and guardianship to secure the welfare of kids.

1. If the proeprty of father is his elf acquired then he will continue to be the owner of his properties. Conviction will not relinquish his title in the proeprty.

2. There is no law by which you can know his assets.You have to search for it manually .Do note even if you come to know about his properties and liquid assets you can do nothing with those even for the sake of his children or on behalf of them.

3. same as above

4.If you are so concerned about them then bring the children to your custody and maintain them. if their paternal grand parents do not give the custody then you can file suit for custody of them.

This apart you can do nothing.

during father lifetime children have no share in father property

2) children are only entitled to maintenance from father

3) maternal grand parents cannot father property for the grand children

4) maternal grand parents cannot make any claim from paternal grand parents

5) father of children has not yet been convicted . trail takes years to be disposed of

1. The father of the kids have got jail term but he is still alive.

2. Children are not entitled to any share of their parental properties during his lifetime.

3. they can claim the share of their father's property only after his demise, intestate.

4. Since the father being in jail is still the owner of his properties, no body can claim any share of his property.

5. If maternal grandparents want custody of the children, they shall have to file an application for that and also can file an application for visitation right but they will not be able to get any supervisory right on the upkeepment of the children by their paternal grandparents.