We got wealth at the House.
Welcome to the House!
A place to get your affairs in order, protect what matters, and move forward with clarity.
If you’re here, chances are you’re thinking about safety, legacy, responsibility, or readiness — not someday, but now.
This page exists to help you choose your next best move without overwhelm.
You don’t need to do everything today. You just need to start in the right place.
Choose your lane.
- Without a will, state intestacy laws decide who inherits — not you.
- In most U.S. states, probate can take 6–18 months (often longer if contested).
- Courts may appoint a guardian or conservator if no healthcare or financial authority is named.
Result: delays, legal fees, and decisions made by default — not design.
- Banks and vendors often freeze accounts when an owner dies or becomes incapacitated without clear authority.
- Sole proprietorships and single-member LLCs frequently cease operations because no one can legally sign or act.
- Intellectual property and contracts can become stalled or disputed without succession instructions.
Result: lost income, interrupted operations, and erosion of value.
- First responders and hospitals rely on immediate access to information; without it, care decisions may be delayed.
- Families often cannot locate insurance, account logins, or instructions when documents are scattered.
- Emergency decision-making without guidance increases the likelihood of stress-based errors.
Result: confusion when speed and clarity matter most.
Courts don’t step in because families fail.
They step in because instructions are missing.
Planning replaces assumptions with authority.
- Reduces court involvement
- Preserves privacy
- Lowers legal costs
- Speeds decision-making
- Protects people, income, and continuity
Not planning is still a plan — it’s just the state’s.
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