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Estate Planning Made Simple

Document your family's treasures for seamless inheritance planning

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"Estate planning is not just about money—it's about memory, meaning, and material history."

HeirFinity ensures nothing important is lost between generations

Your Single Source of Truth for Estate Assets

HeirFinity bridges the gap between legal documents and real-world assets. We provide a centralized, organized system for everything your executor and heirs will need.

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Physical Heirlooms

Jewelry, furniture, art, collectibles with photos and provenance

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Documents & Records

Receipts, appraisals, certificates stored securely

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Family Context

Stories, intent, and meaning behind each item

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Clear Identification

Serial numbers, maker's marks, condition notes

How HeirFinity Supports Your Estate Plan

📝 Asset Documentation for Wills & Trusts

  • Centralized records for items referenced in wills or trusts
  • Clear identification prevents disputes over "which ring" or "what vase"
  • Supporting evidence with photos and descriptions
  • Reduce ambiguity that leads to family conflict

⚖️ Executor & Trustee Enablement

  • Immediate visibility into all personal property
  • Eliminate guesswork about location and value
  • Notes explaining sentimental vs monetary worth
  • Makes executor's job dramatically easier

🏛️ Probate Preparation

  • Organized inventories simplify probate filings
  • Timestamped records establish existence and condition
  • Reduces friction with courts and beneficiaries
  • Professional documentation reduces delays

👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Intergenerational Transfer Planning

  • Clarify who receives what and why
  • Capture intent beyond legal language
  • Prevent family conflict through transparency
  • Preserve stories for future generations

Estate Planning Knowledge Center

Understanding Estate Assets Beyond Money

  • Tangible vs intangible assets
  • Why personal property causes the most conflict
  • Common mistakes: missing inventories and photos

Heirlooms & Personal Property

  • What qualifies as an heirloom
  • Importance of provenance and documentation
  • Sentimental vs appraised value

Digital Estate Records

  • Photos, documents, notes, and metadata
  • Long-term accessibility for heirs
  • Versioning and updates over time

Working With Professionals

  • How attorneys and trustees use records
  • Documentation professionals expect
  • Integration into existing estate workflows

Common Estate Planning Problems We Solve

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Ambiguity in Asset Ownership

Clear documentation prevents "I thought that was mine" disputes

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Missing Documentation

Everything in one place, accessible when needed

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Inaccessible Records After Death

Executors get immediate access to organized records

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Family Disputes

Transparency and intent reduce conflict

HeirFinity is the preventative layer that protects your legacy

What Estate Planners Are Saying

"My attorney was thrilled when I showed her my HeirFinity inventory. Every item in the trust was documented with photos and current values. Made the whole process so much smoother."

— Margaret T., Estate Planner

"As an executor for my mother's estate, having her HeirFinity records saved countless hours. I knew exactly what she had, where it was, and who she wanted to receive each item."

— James R., Executor

"The notes my father left with each heirloom were priceless. Not just photos and values, but the stories and reasons why. It made a difficult time much easier."

— Linda K., Beneficiary

Getting Started is Simple

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Document Your Items

Photos, descriptions, values, and stories

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Add Context

Who receives it, why it matters, special instructions

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Share With Your Team

Attorney, executor, or family members as needed

Protect Your Legacy Today

Start documenting your estate assets with HeirFinity. Give your family the clarity and peace of mind they deserve.

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This platform complements—not replaces—attorneys, financial planners, and executors.