In property law, can you explain how the respective shares in each question will be shared regarding co-tenancy laws in the Caribbean.

1. A leaves their property to B, C, and D in fee simple "to hold share and share alike" in Belize. B sells their share to E and F; C dies, leaving as heirs their children G and H and grandchildren of a predeceased child J, K, and L. How are shares in the property distributed?
2. A, B, and C own a life estate in a property in "equal shares" in Montserrat. The remaindermen D and E own the remainder jointly. F buys D's share of the remainder, C dies, with heirs G and H, and F buys H's share. How are shares in the property distributed?
3. A and B own a fee simple determinable in Antigua. C owns the possibility of reverter in fee simple absolute. C sells the possibility of reverter to D, E, and F. B dies. How are shares in the property distributed?