The Mitzvah of Onah when the Father is Sitting Shiva for the Grandfather

Mourning
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Question

When mourning for a grandfather, in some mourning laws, according to the Ashkenazi custom, is marital intimacy permitted, and is it necessary to observe the laws of distancing?

Answer

There is no prohibition on marital intimacy, and there is no need to observe the laws of distancing.

 

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