coheir
/ˈkoʊhaɪər/Definitions
1. noun
A person, usually a child, who is entitled to an equal share of an inheritance with one or more others, typically siblings.
“The coheirs of the wealthy estate were in a dispute over the distribution of the assets.”
2. noun
A person who has an equal right or share in something.
“She is a coheir to the throne, with her cousin and her aunt.”