Before deciding what to organize or how to organize, you need to know where you stand.
This guided review provides a clearer picture of your current estate information, identifying missing information, overlooked documents, and practical next steps.
It helps create clarity around what someone else would realistically need access to if they had to step in and manage things on your behalf.
Whether you continue on your own or work with me, you'll have a clear understanding of your specific situation and what to consider next.
It's the starting point for getting your ducks in a row.
Investment: $395 (includes one year of Digital Vault access)
The digital vault gives you a secure, structured place to organize and store your important information and documents, making them available to the trusted individuals you authorize whenever needed.
Particularly helpful when your personal representative doesn't live close by.
Investment: $109 annually, or $495 lifetime access
Clients who begin with an Estate Information Assessment receive their first year of digital vault access for free.
Many people have the right documents in place.
The problem is that the information surrounding these documents - accounts, contacts, and critical details - is often scattered or unclear, making it difficult for someone else to move things forward when it matters.
The Estate Information Portfolio brings together the essential information someone would need if you were unable to manage things yourself. It's organized so someone else can step in, understand what exists, and take the right next steps without having to piece things together.
This is not just a collection of documents.
It's a working resource designed to help a trusted person navigate what needs to be done without unnecessary confusion or delay.
What’s included:
Investment: $1,995 per household.
Annual Investment: $195
Before deciding what to organize or how to organize, you need to know where you stand.
This guided review provides a clearer picture of your current estate information, identifying missing information, overlooked documents, and practical next steps.
It helps create clarity around what someone else would realistically need access to if they had to step in and manage things on your behalf.
Whether you continue on your own or work with me, you'll have a clear understanding of your specific situation and what to consider next.
It's the starting point for getting your ducks in a row.
Investment: $395 (Includes 1 year of Digital Vault Access)
The digital vault gives you a secure, structured place to organize and store your important information and documents, making them available to the trusted individuals you authorize whenever needed.
Particularly helpful when your personal representative doesn't live close by.
Investment: $109 annually, or $495 lifetime access
Clients who begin with an Estate Information Assessment receive their first year of digital vault access for free.
Many people have the right documents in place.
The problem is that the information surrounding these documents - accounts, contacts, and critical details - is often scattered or unclear, making it difficult for someone else to move things forward when it matters.
The Estate Information Portfolio brings together the essential information someone would need if you were unable to manage things yourself. It's organized so someone else can step in, understand what exists, and take the right next steps without having to piece things together.
This is not just a collection of documents.
It's a working resource designed to help a trusted person navigate what needs to be done without unnecessary confusion or delay.
What’s included:
Investment: $1,995 per household.
Annual Investment: $195