Connect the family history to your heirship analysis.

Help shape tools for client intake, successive-death analysis, and draft affidavits of heirship, or commission research to support your legal review.

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Two ways to work with us

Software for your practice. Research for your matter.

The platform is in development, and we’re recruiting design partners. Heirship Diligence Reports are a separate service, available by agreed scope.

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Tools for intake and analysis.

Help refine intake, family trees, ownership scenarios, and draft-document workflows around your practice or clinic’s professional review process.

How your team contributes: Share your review process and evaluate how the tools present facts, assumptions, and drafting inputs.
What we explore together: A design partnership around your practice or clinic, with any pilot scope and responsibilities agreed together.

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Research for your legal analysis.

Commission genealogy and record research to corroborate family relationships, investigate inconsistencies, or identify potentially omitted heirs.

Your team’s role: Define the factual questions and evaluate how the research affects your advice.
What you receive: A scoped Heirship Diligence Report with findings, supporting sources, and limitations.

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Where the work gets complicated

The legal analysis depends on a complete factual record.

Marital history and parent-child relationships require clarification before you can analyze succession.

Successive deaths create multiple generations of interests to trace and reconcile.

Reassembling intake, family trees, and drafting inputs takes time away from advising the client.

The goal

More organized facts for your professional judgment.

Review family relationships and chronology alongside the information supplied through intake.
Examine ownership scenarios in light of property characterization and the applicable succession rules.
Use organized facts and draft materials to support your choice of legal procedure and document preparation.

Common questions

For attorneys.

Does a family tree determine legal heirship?

The tree organizes reported and researched relationships. You assess the evidence, apply the relevant law, and determine whether a judicial proceeding or other action is appropriate.

Are generated affidavits ready to execute?

Drafts require your review, factual verification, and completion. You determine the appropriate form, witnesses, execution requirements, and recording steps.

Can a legal clinic use the platform?

The platform is in development. We welcome clinic design partners to help refine intake and supervising-attorney review. Any pilot access, handoffs, and responsibilities are agreed separately.

Start a conversation

Start with the matters your practice handles.

Help refine intake and analysis workflows, or discuss research for a specific heirship question.

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