Solutions · Families and estates

A family’s legal record, kept to the standard a court applies.

Trusts, estates and guardianships, the accountings and reports a fiduciary owes, and the deadlines that run against a family, held in one record that still holds up years later.

Broad stone steps and a paved walk leading to a tall courthouse with narrow vertical windows.
United States Courthouse, Seattle, Washington. Historic American Buildings Survey, Library of Congress

The fiduciary record

Accountings, reports and the demands a beneficiary can make, each drafted from the statute read in full and checked before it goes out.

Deadlines that run against a family

Every date carries the rule that set it, so the arithmetic can be checked instead of taken on trust.

The week’s deadlines, each with its rule.

Kept on your own machine

A family’s papers and evidence stay on the computer the kit runs on.

Part of one system.

Keep your family’s record on one desk.

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Gage Green Group · Established 2008

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