Patrimony 

2. In civil law systems the sum total of all personal and real entitlements, including movable[?] and immovable[?] property, belonging to a real person[?] or a moral person[?]. Similar to the common law concept of one's estate, though applied differently. All persons have a patrimony. Patrimonies may also exist independent of persons such as the patrimony of affectation, similar but substantially different from the common law trust or the patrimony of a foundation when it is a social trust[?]. See also family patrimony.

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