Most people leave their possessions to their children or brothers and sisters if there is no offspring. But heirs can also die and then distant cousins are entitled to a piece of inheritance. The problem: these people cannot always be traced and therefore homes will be empty for a long time. Two experts explain how you prevent that.
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