co-heirs
Shared estate recipients
Co-heirs are people who inherit jointly, sharing an estate or property with one or more others.
The term appears in legal contexts and biblical language: As children of God, we are co-heirs with Christ.
Co-heirs may receive equal or unequal portions depending on the will or inheritance laws.
Those who receive advantages
- estateProperty and grounds
- willFaculty of deliberate choice
- testamentWritten proof or legacy
- probateWill validation proceedings
joint · intestate · succession · bequest · legacy · partition · distribution · undivided
Ceremonial chair for sovereigns
- successionFollowing in order
- crownSovereign's ornamental headpiece
- royalOf monarchs
- lineageDescent from progenitors
bloodline · primogeniture · claimants · dynasty · kingdom · princes · princesses · nobles
beneficiaries
Those who receive advantages
probate · joint · intestate · succession · bequest · legacy · partition · distribution · undivided · decedent
throne
Ceremonial chair for sovereigns
- successionFollowing in order
- crownSovereign's ornamental headpiece
- royalOf monarchs
lineage · bloodline · primogeniture · claimants · dynasty · kingdom · princes · princesses · nobles · birthright
land
Earth's solid surface
- real-estateProperty and land
- divisionSplitting into parts
- deedWritten property conveyance
title · siblings · ancestral · homestead · farmland · appraisal · buyout · court-ordered · shares · dispute
Romans
Ancient Italy's imperial people
kingdom · glory · saints · adoption · sonship · promise · grace · spiritual · redemption · covenant
- inheritanceinheritances, heiress, bequest, bequests, beneficiary