His son, Michael, owned a business that was in financial trouble.

The son didn't own his resentment of working for Dad.

He and the sons own 26 percent of the shares.

There is speculation over whether father or son owned the house first.

The succeeding son could use the estates, but not own them.

Now his son owns them, but it would be most embarrassing if this appeared in the paper.

Their son now owns and operates the water conditioning business.

His 13-year-old son, Michael, does not own a game device and plays all his games on the family computer.

This means a couple cannot invest in a start-up owned by their son.